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JScript and JavaScript Internet Explorer

Hello,
I'm not a developer, so I need to ask this, after googling for an answer.
I JScript still used/programmed for IE6,7,8,9
This link states that it "supports," but could one develop JScript code for the IE.  I would think the answer is yes, which bring up my next question; "How does Selenium webdriver api" test jscript?
I know that in IE one can "enable" Javascript, but I do not know what this means.  Does it mean that the JScript is converted to Javascript?
Does a developer code in Javascript then compiles it for Windows, i.e., IE 6,7,8,9?

I hope I made sense.
thanks
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What is an ExpressionNoIn"  
I have googled it and it is not coming up.

I can't believe this, I find ExpressionNoIn, but it is not defined.  This is used in;
for ( ExpressionNoInopt ; Expressionopt ; Expressionopt ) Statement
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jcimarron, sorry my error.  Please ignore this question.  I will open a new ticket.
Please see the question there.

The link you provided for Dzone is a good site to keep in mind.  I'm sure their service is not free.
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jcimarron, about IE Automation APIs, are you saying that in creating Selenium Webdriver scripts, one would use IE API, such at those describe here; http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752084(v=vs.85).aspx

If so, and if you have worked with the Selenium webdriver, are the IE APIs incorporated in with the webdrivers?  I would think - not ?

Thank you for all the help.
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It appears that no one uses jscript that much.
I read that each browser has their automation API to work with.
thank you all.
chima--Glad to have helped.