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A character is, programmatically, one ASCII number value used to represent a keyboard character (a, x, 1, 6, ê). | [[category:variables]] | ||
A '''character''' is, programmatically, one ASCII number value used to represent a keyboard character (a, x, 1, 6, ê). This variable is declared by the name char. | |||
This is a primitive C object. | This is a primitive C object. | ||
[[String]]s are [[array]]s of '''Characters'''. These are used more often than characters are in the [[Source Engine]]. | [[String]]s are [[array]]s of '''Characters'''. These are used more often than characters are in the [[Source Engine]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 14 July 2005
A character is, programmatically, one ASCII number value used to represent a keyboard character (a, x, 1, 6, ê). This variable is declared by the name char.
This is a primitive C object.
Strings are arrays of Characters. These are used more often than characters are in the Source Engine.