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JQuery getScript vs embedding script in file

I was wondering if jQuery getScript should be used or not.

I have a jQuery plugin that I need to include in my site, but I'm not sure what to do, and I am wondering if there is a difference between these approaches:

In my case, I have to include a fairly large script, but only for IE browsers. At this moment, I am doing it like this:

if($.browser.msie){
 //minifed code
}

Now I was wondering if this:

if($.browser.msie){
 $.getScript('link to minified script');
}

will have any advantages / disadvantages? Or if it is more or less the same thing?

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There will be flaws when creating an external script.

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 //minifed code
}

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}

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