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## Variables ## Variables
TegraScript has 3 kinds of variables, @ints, $strings, and ?marks TegraScript has 3 kinds of variables, @ints, $strings, and ?marks.
You can define @ints by writing `@variable = setInt(0);` (or any function for that matter) - You can define @ints by writing `@variable = setInt(0);` (or any function for that matter).
You can define $strings with the use of `setString();`, `setStringIndex();` and `combineStrings();` - You can define $strings with the use of `setString();`, `setStringIndex();` and `combineStrings();`.
You can define ?marks by using them as a command, so just `?variable;` will work - You can define ?marks by using them as a command, so just `?variable;` will work.
You can use these variables in place of int, string or jmp inputs respectively, so for example `@b = setInt(@a)` or `setString($a, $b)` You can use these variables in place of int, string or jmp inputs respectively, so for example `@b = setInt(@a)` or `setString($a, $b)`