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The language uses the implicit definition of local variables, which is to define a new variable in the case of assigning a value to it. This type of local variable is set according to the type of the assigning value. For example, the expression '''Qr=Q0*Pi+0.01;''' will define '''Qr''' variable with the type of variable '''Q0'''.
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The language uses the implicit definition of local variables, which is to define a new variable in the case of assigning a value to it. This type of local variable is set according to the type of the assigning value. For example, the expression '''Qr=Q0*Pi+0.01;''' will define '''Qr''' variable with the type of variable '''Q0'''. And with implementing the built-in functions, there also appended the statement "var" for defining the variable in the function scope instead global one.

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The language uses the implicit definition of local variables, which is to define a new variable in the case of assigning a value to it. This type of local variable is set according to the type of the assigning value. For example, the expression '''Qr=Q0*Pi+0.01;''' will define '''Qr''' variable with the type of variable '''Q0'''. And with implementing the built-in functions, there also added the statement '''var''' for defining the variables in the function scope instead global one.
TranslationThe language uses the implicit definition of local variables, which is to define a new variable in the case of assigning a value to it. This type of local variable is set according to the type of the assigning value. For example, the expression '''Qr=Q0*Pi+0.01;''' will define '''Qr''' variable with the type of variable '''Q0'''. And with implementing the built-in functions, there also appended the statement "var" for defining the variable in the function scope instead global one.

The language uses the implicit definition of local variables, which is to define a new variable in the case of assigning a value to it. This type of local variable is set according to the type of the assigning value. For example, the expression Qr=Q0*Pi+0.01; will define Qr variable with the type of variable Q0. And with implementing the built-in functions, there also appended the statement "var" for defining the variable in the function scope instead global one.

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