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Laura at 15:24, 5 May 2014

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			<1-30 alphanumeric characters and underscores, the first of which must be a letter (but not [[FN]]) which ends in a $. They also cannot be [[reserved words]]>

	A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into [[:Category:Arrays\|arrays]] of strings.		A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into [[:Category:Arrays\|arrays]] of strings.

Laura at 01:24, 15 January 2013

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	00020 print myString$		00020 print myString$

	To learn more about the use of string variables, refer to the [[String ~~operations~~]] section		To learn more about the use of string variables, refer to the [[String Operations]] section.

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	[[Category:Variable]]		[[Category:Variable]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

Laura at 20:37, 9 January 2013

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	A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[:Category:Arrays\|arrays]] of strings.		A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into [[:Category:Arrays\|arrays]] of strings.

	*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply		*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply

Mikhail.zheleznov: edit

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	A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[:Category:Arrays\|~~Arrays~~]] of strings.		A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[:Category:Arrays\|arrays]] of strings.

	*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply		*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply

Mikhail.zheleznov: edit

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	A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[~~Array~~]] of strings.		A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[:Category:Arrays\|Arrays]] of strings.

	*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply		*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply
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	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	~~[[Category:Basics]]~~
	~~[[Category:Terminology]]~~
	[[Category:Variable]]		[[Category:Variable]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

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	[[Category:Basics]]		[[Category:Basics]]
	[[Category:Terminology]]		[[Category:Terminology]]
			[[Category:Variable]]
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	00010 let myString$ = "BR kicks butt"		00010 let myString$ = "BR kicks butt"
	00020 print myString$		00020 print myString$

			To learn more about the use of string variables, refer to the [[String operations]] section

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>

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	A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR!, the other is [[numeric]] Strings may be formed into an [[Array]] of strings.		A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR, the other is [[numeric]]. Strings may be formed into an [[Array]] of strings.

	*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply		*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply
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	*Default [[Dim]] Length of 18 characters		*Default [[Dim]] Length of 18 characters

	{{:~~Dim}}~~		Below is an example of the use of a string in a short program:

			00010 let myString$ = "BR kicks butt"
			00020 print myString$

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>

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	*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply		*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply
	*Variable name must end with $ (the $ does not count against the 30 character variable name limitation)		*Variable name must end with $ (the $ does not count against the 30 character variable name limitation)
	*Default (Dim) Length of 18 characters		*Default [[Dim]] Length of 18 characters

			{{:Dim}}

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>

Mikhail.zheleznov: Imported STRING page from old wiki

2012-01-05T12:17:48Z

Imported STRING page from old wiki

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A '''string''' or '''string variable''' is a [[variable]] which may contain any type of characters. Strings are one of the two types of variables available in BR!, the other is [[numeric]] Strings may be formed into an [[Array]] of strings.

*All normal [[Variable Naming Requirements]] apply
*Variable name must end with $ (the $ does not count against the 30 character variable name limitation)
*Default (Dim) Length of 18 characters

<noinclude>
[[Category:Basics]]
[[Category:Terminology]]
</noinclude>