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CScript #define

You can define constants of any type by using the #define directive. For example,


#define MAJOR_VERSION 5
#define MINOR_VERSION 0

would define MAJOR_VERSION and MINOR_VERSION to the values 5 and 0, respectively. CScript is case sensitive, it distinguishes between lowercase and uppercase letters in variable names. Traditionally, capital letters are used for defining global constants.

The above #define directive is functionally equivalent to:


const int MAJOR_VERSION 5;
const int MINOR_VERSION 0;

In C, the #define statement results in a textual substitution at code compilation time, whereas the const variable is a typed variable. Since CScript performs dynamic type juggling, there is no distinction between these two constructs. But result in the creation of variables that cannot be modified by the program.

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