Updated Introduction to Editor Scripting.md (markdown)
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| 1 | Editor Scripting is a feature that can be accessed in command line by entering 'EditorScript' keyword. |
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| 1 | Editor Scripting is a feature that can be accessed in command line by entering `EditorScript` keyword. |
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| 3 | 3 | *Practical and potential uses to be determined |
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| 8 | 8 | Unlike most programming languages JS uses a versatile variable declaration this means you can set a variable to any type value casually. JS uses 3 variable declaration key: |
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| 10 | • 'var' - commonly used variable, is global and can be called anywhere after declaration |
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| 11 | • 'const' - is a variable that represents a constant value, usually declared before everything |
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| 12 | • 'let' - is a variable that represents a local variable, its value only persist inside the codeblock '{}' where it is located |
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| 10 | • `var` - commonly used variable, is global and can be called anywhere after declaration |
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| 11 | • `const` - is a variable that represents a constant value, usually declared before everything |
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| 12 | • `let` - is a variable that represents a local variable, its value only persist inside the codeblock `{}`` where it is located |
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