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| int i,j; // declare private ints i and j | int i,j; // declare private ints i and j | ||
| - | String strtemp // declare | + | String strtemp // declare private string strtemp |
| Begin | Begin | ||
| // ... | // ... | ||
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| End | End | ||
| </pre> | </pre> | ||
| + | Used in example: [[Function]], [[Private]], [[Begin]], [[End]] | ||
| The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well. | The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well. | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 25 July 2007
Definition
A private variable is a variable that is specific to a process or function. Unlike a public variable, it can only be accessed from the process or function it was declared for.
Example
Function int SomeFunction()
Private
int i,j; // declare private ints i and j
String strtemp // declare private string strtemp
Begin
// ...
return 0;
End
Used in example: Function, Private, Begin, End The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well.
