Variables

Variables in standard code can be any alphanumeric value so long as it does not start with a number or a special character. Standard variables are case-sensitive. It also may not contain a special character.

To set a variable to a value, use the variable name followed by a white space and the value.

    
        pi 3.14159268
        myName "John Snow"
    

Types

The variable type will be automatically set and must maintain that type.

    
    #Strings
    fullname "John Jacobs"

    #Doubles
    e 2.71828

    #Integers
    quantity 1400

    #Booleans
    faded false

    #Arrays
    arr { 1, 2, 3 }
    

Null Types and Initialization

You can set a variable to null by following the variable with null. You can also name a variable on its own line, and the variable will be set to null. The variable will inherit a type the first time it is set to a value.

    
    username
    in username "What's your name?"
    print username
    

Reserved Words

Variable names may not be a reserved word or function. It may not be named after a function you implement in your standard code.

• alert
• break
• clean
• clear
• delete
• download
• files
• for
• history
• if
• in
• is
• import
• launch
• map
• out
• print
• registry
• relay
• reload
• run
• share
• standards
• stds
• tree
• view
• volume
• while
• window
• $config