Variables

Syntax

Description

Memory locations with specific types are explicitly named as variables.variables. When values are assigned to variables, they are stored in the designated memory location for that variable. If a type cannot be converted and the variable is a class type that has an overloaded suitable operator, it will be converted using a custom operator defined by the programmer. Otherwise, an exception TR007 is thrown.

There are two types of variables:

• Variables declared outside of functions and within a module are referred to as global variables. They are accessible for the duration of the program's execution and are kept in the global context. 
• Local variables are defined within a block of code, such as a function, class, or extension. Its stackframe stores their value.

Example

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