Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Adobe Flash 
Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Adobe Flash |
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If you compile a SWF file that contains ActionScript 2.0 with publish settings set to Flash Player 6 and ActionScript 1.0, your code functions as long as it does not use ActionScript 2.0 classes. No case sensitivity is involved with the code, only Flash Player. Therefore, if you compile your SWF file with Publish Settings set to Flash Player 7 and later and ActionScript 1.0, Flash enforces case sensitivity.
Data type annotations (strict data types) are enforced at compile time for Flash Player 7 and later when you have publish settings set to ActionScript 2.0.
ActionScript 2.0 compiles to ActionScript 1.0 bytecode when you publish your applications, so you can target Flash Player 6 and later while working with ActionScript 2.0.
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