Difference between revisions of "Identifier"

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An identifer is a symbol used in a Pascal program which consists of letters, numbers and certain special characters, used to indicate a specific variable, constant, object, record, type, procedure or function.

For example, in the following piece of code:

Program WittsEnd;
Const Y=2;
Var Plugh: Integer;

   Procedure Xyzzy;
   begin
   end;

Begin
   Plugh := Y*2;
end.

we can say that

Are all identifiers.

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	An '''identifer''' is a symbol used in a [[Pascal]] [[Program\|program]] which consists of letters, numbers and certain special characters, used to indicate a specific [[Variable\|variable]], [[Const\|constant]], [[Object\|object]], [[Record\|record]], [[Type\|type]], [[Procedure\|procedure]] or [[Function\|function]].		An '''identifer''' is a symbol used in a [[Pascal]] [[Program\|program]] which consists of letters, numbers and certain special characters, used to indicate a specific [[Variable\|variable]], [[Const\|constant]], [[Object\|object]], [[Record\|record]], [[Type\|type]], [[Procedure\|procedure]] or [[Function\|function]].