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→Defining Variables: Initialisation outside of functions and events can only be to literals - no expressions
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You may optionally follow the variable with an equals sign and an expression (in a function) or value (in a script) to initialize the variable with that value on the same line. If you do not give it an initial value, then it will start with a [[Default Value Reference|default value]]. | You may optionally follow the variable with an equals sign and an expression (in a function) or value (in a script) to initialize the variable with that value on the same line. If you do not give it an initial value, then it will start with a [[Default Value Reference|default value]]. | ||
If a variable is declared outside of a function or event, it can only be initialised as a [[Literals_Reference|literal]]. Inside a function or event, expressions can be used in variable initialisations. | |||
Variables in scripts do not have to be defined before use, but variables inside functions do. Variables defined in scripts may have [[Flag Reference|flags]]. | Variables in scripts do not have to be defined before use, but variables inside functions do. Variables defined in scripts may have [[Flag Reference|flags]]. | ||