Declaring and Initalizing variables is easy if you know how to do it. Lets start with boolean variables. Boolean variables are either true, or false, like a true or false question on a test. Here's how you write the code!
Boolean x;
x=true;
The top line of code means that the variable, "x", is a boolean variable. The second line of code is initializing the variable, saying that its value is true .
In order to declare and intitalize a string variable, you must type this code
string name;
name = "Brian";
Like last time, the first line is declaring "name" as a variable, and the second line is initalizing the variable by assigning it a value, "Brian."
As we went over in input and output section, declaring integer and double variables are declared as so.
int32 x Double y
x = 20 y = 26.78
The only difference between integers and doubles are that integers cannot have decimals, but doubles can.
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