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Glossary for C#: variables

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assign: Assign means to give a value to a variable.(Lesson: Variables)
   This statement assigns a new value to a variable.
assign value: Assigning Values to a Variable(Lesson: Variables)
   Syntax of the assignment statement to give value to variable
directory, local: Using the local directory(Lesson: Variables)
   This shows how to store pictures or other files in the local directory
double: double (Lesson: Variables)
   Double is a variable type that has decimal places. Money is always expressed as double values. Example: 0.25, 3.00, etc.
global variables: Global Variables(Lesson: Variables)
   A global variable can be accessed, changed,
or modified anywhere in the program.
integer: integer (Lesson: Variables)
   integer is a variable type that does not have decimal places.
local directory: Using the local directory(Lesson: Variables)
   This shows how to store pictures or other files in the local directory
type drill: Drill on type(Lesson: Variables)
   Self study drill to make sure you understand
types and variables: Microsoft Reference(Lesson: Variables)
   C# Types and Variables
variable declaration: Declaring Variables(Lesson: Variables)
   Syntax for statement to declare a variable
variable name drill: Drill on Names(Lesson: Variables)
   Self study drill to make sure you understand
variable names: Variable Names(Lesson: Variables)
   Rules and guidelines for naming variables
variable type: Variable Types(Lesson: Variables)
   Object types
variables: Variables(Lesson: Variables)
   Variable definition, types, and how to declare variables
variables, global: Global Variables(Lesson: Variables)
   A global variable can be accessed, changed,
or modified anywhere in the program.
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