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-A variable variable, used to refer to another [variable
]. Commonly used when discussing SourceCode in english when the speaker is refering to a [
variable]
and the name is unimportant.
+A variable variable, used to refer to another [Variable
]. Commonly used when discussing SourceCode in english when the speaker is refering to a variable and the name is unimportant.
-The type of a MetaSyntacticVariable is generally held to be irrelavent, partly because there are commonly used [
variable]
names when the type is important (''i'', ''j'' and ''k'' for loop counters, for instance).
+The type of a MetaSyntacticVariable is generally held to be irrelavent, partly because there are commonly used variable names when the type is important (''i'', ''j'' and ''k'' for loop counters, for instance).
-See also: [Foo], [foo
] and [Bar]
+See also: [Foo] and [Bar]
