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-	A parameter is the value inside the definition of a [[function]] or a [[process]] that is received from the calling environment. The value passed on when calling the function or process is called an argument.	+	== Definition ==
-	== Example ==	+	A parameter is the [[variable]] and its [[value]] inside the definition of a [[function]] or [[process]] that is received from the [[call|calling]] environment. The value passed on when calling the function or process is called an [[argument]].
-	<pre>	+	== Notes ==
-	process calling_proc()	+	There currently is a limit of 15 parameters that can be used per function or process.
-	begin	+
-	my_proc( INT argument );	+
-	end	+
-	process my_proc( INT parameter )	+	== Example ==
-	begin	+	<pre>
-	//statements	+	Private
-	end	+	int argument = 3;
		+	Begin
		+	my_proc( argument );
		+	End
		+	Process my_proc( int parameter )
		+	Begin
		+	//statements
		+	End
	</pre>		</pre>
		+
		+	[[Category:General]]

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[edit] Definition

A parameter is the variable and its value inside the definition of a function or process that is received from the calling environment. The value passed on when calling the function or process is called an argument.

[edit] Notes

There currently is a limit of 15 parameters that can be used per function or process.

[edit] Example

Private
    int argument = 3;
Begin
    my_proc( argument );
End
Process my_proc( int parameter )
Begin
    //statements
End