A variable is a placeholder for a value, like x
in math: var x=3;
. We can assign a value to a variable and read the current value:
var x = 1; println(x); x = 3; println(x);
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println
is a simple function to print on the screen the given value. You can see that the values printed are 1 and then 3.
One obvious kind of data
1+2
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Aside from numbers, a very common type of data is the String which is something between double quotes, like a name "John"
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"John" + "Doe"
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var name="John"; println(name); name="Mary"; println(name);
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So, we can think of a single variable as a "block" of memory where we can store something. An array is a couple of such blocks, tied together... here's an array with 3 numbers in it: [5,2,6]
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Here's an array:
var x=[1,2,3];
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var x=[1,2,3]; println(x[0]) println(x[1]) println(x[2])
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var x=[1,2,3]; x.length
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var x=[1,2,3]; for(i=0; i<x.length; i++) { println(x[i]) }
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