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		+	[[Category:Standards]]
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	[[Standards|'''Up to Standards''']]		[[Standards|'''Up to Standards''']]
		+	----
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		+	Click [[Template:variable|here]] to get the template for this standard.<br>
		+	Click [[Variable_example|here]] to get an example of this standard.
	<pre>		<pre>
-	Don't forget to add it to a category, like local variables, or predefined variables, or both.	+	Don't forget to add it to a category, like "local variables", or "predefined variables", or combinations.
		+	Always add it to the category "variables":
		+	[[category:variables]]
		+
		+	When internally linking to variables, just put "[[]]" around the name, like:
		+	[[father]]
	</pre>		</pre>
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	VariableName is for yadayada.		VariableName is for yadayada.
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		+	<pre>
		+	The main usage and functionality of the variable.
		+	</pre>
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	Don't set it to blablabla.		Don't set it to blablabla.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	Warnings, tips, etc.
		+	</pre>
	== Example ==		== Example ==
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	</pre>		</pre>
-	[[category:variables]]	+	<pre>
		+	An example showing the usage of the variable.
		+	</pre>

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Up to Standards

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Click here to get the template for this standard.
Click here to get an example of this standard.

Don't forget to add it to a category, like "local variables", or "predefined variables", or combinations.
Always add it to the category "variables":
[[category:variables]]

When internally linking to variables, just put "[[]]" around the name, like:
[[father]]

Definition

VariableType VariableName

VariableName is for yadayada.

The main usage and functionality of the variable.

Notes

Don't set it to blablabla.

Warnings, tips, etc.

Example

VariableName = 100;

An example showing the usage of the variable.