Declare
To "declare" a
variable is to set up
memory space for it. In more basic terms, it can be thought of as creating a name to identify a chunk of data.
In
LSL, variable declaration looks like this:
integer a;
vector b;
list c;
s
All of these were variable declarations. You
must declare a variable in order to use it in a script.
Variables are declared within the
scope of where they were initiated.
Optionally, in a declaration, an initial
value may be
assigned, like so:
integer a = 42;
vector b = <1,1,1>;
list c = ["C","Sea","See"];
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value