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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
	A private variable is a [[variable]] that is specific to a [[process]] or [[function]]. Unlike a [[public variable]], it can only be accessed from the process or function it was declared for.		A private variable is a [[variable]] that is specific to a [[process]] or [[function]]. Unlike a [[public variable]], it can only be accessed from the process or function it was declared for.
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		+	To start the declaration of private variables, use [[Private]].
	== Example ==		== Example ==
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	Private		Private
	int i,j; // declare private ints i and j		int i,j; // declare private ints i and j
-	String strtemp // declare private string strtemp	+	String strtemp; // declare private string strtemp
	Begin		Begin
	// ...		// ...
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	Used in example: [[Function]], [[Private]], [[Begin]], [[End]]		Used in example: [[Function]], [[Private]], [[Begin]], [[End]]
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	The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well.		The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well.

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[edit] Definition

A private variable is a variable that is specific to a process or function. Unlike a public variable, it can only be accessed from the process or function it was declared for.

To start the declaration of private variables, use Private.

[edit] Example

Function int SomeFunction()
Private
    int i,j; // declare private ints i and j
    String strtemp; // declare private string strtemp
Begin
    // ...
    return 0;
End

Used in example: Function, Private, Begin, End

The private variables i and j could be variables used for counting and the string probably would have some use as well.