Define a Variable TYPE ​

A variable should be defined with a type. Generally, you can define and set a variable by using the following syntax:

<TYPE> <NAME>: <VALUE>

TYPE is the type of variable you are defining. NAME is the name of the variable. VALUE is what you want the variable to be set to.

This can be any of the following:

STRING ​

Define a String Variable

STRING Welcome: "Hello World!"

INDEX ​

Array/Dictionary/LIST type. Can be used as an index.

INDEX Greetings: ["Hello", "Hey!", "Hi!"]

FLOAT ​

Extended Float High Precision - Memory intensive

FLOAT Float: 12.0

INTEGER ​

Define and Assign an integer.

INTEGER Int: 10

BOOL ​

Bool Check with Safe Check.

BOOL Check: TRUE/FALSE/EXIST

OBJECT ​

JSON Object-like based Indexing System

OBJECT Obj: { "Key": "Value" }

Required: Types should be ALL-Caps and should be defined before the variable name. The variable should be defined in Camel-Case: Meaning first letter capitalized and the rest lowercase, while spaces should NOT be used when defining variable names.