This question is about Javascript in classic ASP. This has nothing to do with JavaScript running in browsers.
A typical JS module design for reuse is as follows:
(function(globalScope) {
... declarations here...
}(this));
This allows you to syntactically encapsulate the code to allow parser / compiler checks at runtime. It also provides scope management so that the vars and functions declared inside the curlicues will not be visible from the outside.
Another typical construction is to βexportβ an object or function belonging to the inner region to the outer region through an assignment, for example:
(function(globalScope) {
var data = ['Alpha', 'Beta', 'Gamma'];
function helper(a) { .... }
function search(d) { .... }
globalScope.searchData = search;
}(this));
This is all pretty typical.
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