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identifer
A SuperBASIC identifier is a sequence of letters, numbers and underscores.
define:
letter: = 1 a .. Z
I A.Z
n=b~= 111213141516171819101
IdentJIJer ~ letter * II letter I number 1_ 1I *
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example:
I
II.
iii.
IV.
a
Lim it 1
current guess
counter
26
An identifier must begin with a letter followed by a sequence of letters, numbers and
underscores and can be up
to 255 characters long. Upper and lower case characters
are equivalent.
Identifiers are used In the SuperBASIC system to Identify vaoables, procedures, functions,
repetition loops, etc
warning NO meaning can be attflbuted to an Identifier other than Its ability to 'Identify' constructs
to SuperBASIC SuperBASIC cannot Infer the intended use of an Identifier from the
identifier's name
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