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by - delegate David [1 post] (2007 Jan 18 Thu, 16:04) Reply

What is the difference between a variable and a variant

RE: Variable, Variant

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [479 posts] (2007 Jan 23 Tue, 09:25) Edited on 2007 Jan 23 Tue, 09:26 Reply

A Variable is a name used to represent a value.

The variable name represents a unique location in memory where the value is stored temporarily.

A Variant is a data type.

If a Variable is declared and the data type ommited a generic type called Variant is used a default

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