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	Global is a reserved word used to initiate the declaration of [[:Category:global variables|global variables]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is needed when the Global is not used in conjunction with the main code of the [[Program]].		Global is a reserved word used to initiate the declaration of [[:Category:global variables|global variables]]. Terminating the declaration block with an [[End]] is needed when the Global is not used in conjunction with the main code of the [[Program]].
-	For a list of global, see [[:Category:global variables|this page]].	+	For a list of global variables, see [[:Category:global variables|this page]].
	== Example ==		== Example ==
	<pre>		<pre>
-	Program example; // Name this program "example", which doesn't really matter
	Global // Declare global variables here		Global // Declare global variables here
		+	End
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		+	Process Main()
	Begin		Begin
	Loop		Loop

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[edit] Definition

Global
<global variables>;
[End]

Global is a reserved word used to initiate the declaration of global variables. Terminating the declaration block with an End is needed when the Global is not used in conjunction with the main code of the Program.

For a list of global variables, see this page.

[edit] Example

Global // Declare global variables here
End

Process Main()
Begin
    Loop
        frame;
    End
End

Global // Declare global variables here
End