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  1. May 4th, 2006, 11:55 AM #1
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    Variable Help

    What does it mean when you have a variable with parens? Like declaring v() as Variant, and then using the variable v with another variable it seems right
    beside it, like v(i)? Can anyone help?
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    Re: Variable Help

    It means that v is an array - basically a list of values instead of a single value (as you would have normally).

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