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List

2007-02-16T11:18:39Z

Adon Stringer:

A list is a special kind of data type which can contain zero or more elements of any other data type.
Lists are signified by square brackets surrounding their elements, which are separated by commas.

List examples:
<pre>
[0,1,2,3,4], ["Yes","No","Perhaps"], [1,14.154,"Isn't this fun?",<0,0,0>]</pre>

Key

2007-02-16T11:18:15Z

Adon Stringer:

A key is a unique identifier in Second Life (often referred to as a UUID) for anything mostly, be it a prim, avatar, texture, etc.

The key itself is formed of alphanumeric characters (a-z and 0-9) and each section of the key is broken up by dashes.

An example key:
<pre>
a822ff2b-ff02-461d-b45d-dcd10a2de0c2</pre>

String

2007-02-16T11:17:42Z

Adon Stringer:

A string is a text data. String values are enclosed in quotes when you define them. You can use every letter or number in a string!

String examples:
<pre>
"Hello Avatar!", "Yes", "No", "It's 10 o'clock.", "I am 21 years old!"</pre>

LSL float

2007-02-16T11:17:22Z

Adon Stringer:

A float is a floating-point number, or one with a decimal point.

Float examples:
<pre>
0.1, -48.3, 5.89, -8549.325697, 478.142879</pre>

LSL integer

2007-02-16T11:16:56Z

Adon Stringer:

An integer is a whole number, with no decimal point in it.

Integer examples:
<pre>
0, 2, 8, 5987, -87, -14598</pre>

List

2007-02-16T11:16:00Z

Adon Stringer:

A list is a special kind of data type which can contain zero or more elements of any other data type.
Lists are signified by square brackets surrounding their elements, which are separated by commas.

List examples:
[0,1,2,3,4], ["Yes","No","Perhaps"], [1,14.154,"Isn't this fun?",<0,0,0>]

List

2007-02-16T11:15:32Z

Adon Stringer:

A list is a special kind of data type which can contain zero or more elements of any other data type.
Lists are signified by square brackets surrounding their elements, which are separated by commas.

List examples:
[[0,1,2,3,4], ["Yes","No","Perhaps"], [1,14.154,"Isn't this fun?",<0,0,0>]]

List

2007-02-16T11:15:10Z

Adon Stringer:

A list is a special kind of data type which can contain zero or more elements of any other data type.
Lists are signified by square brackets surrounding their elements, which are separated by commas.

List examples:
[0,1,2,3,4], ["Yes","No","Perhaps"], [1,14.154,"Isn't this fun?",<0,0,0>]

String

2007-02-16T11:12:53Z

Adon Stringer:

A string is a text data. String values are enclosed in quotes when you define them. You can use every letter or number in a string!

String examples:
"Hello Avatar!", "Yes", "No", "It's 10 o'clock.", "I am 21 years old!"

String

2007-02-16T11:11:59Z

Adon Stringer:

A string is a text data. String values are enclosed in quotes when you define them.

String examples:
"Hello Avatar!", "Yes", "No", "It's 10 o'clock.", "I am 21 years old!"

LSL float

2007-02-16T11:10:13Z

Adon Stringer:

A float is a floating-point number, or one with a decimal point.

Float examples:
0.1, -48.3, 5.89, -8549.325697, 478.142879

LSL integer

2007-02-16T11:07:38Z

Adon Stringer:

An integer is a whole number, with no decimal point in it.

Integer examples:
0, 2, 8, 5987, -87, -14598

LSL integer

2007-02-16T11:07:14Z

Adon Stringer:

An integer is a whole number, with no decimal point in it.

Examples:
0, 2, 8, 5987, -87, -14598

LSL integer

2007-02-16T11:07:04Z

Adon Stringer:

An integer is a whole number, with no decimal point in it.

Examples:
0, 2, 8, 5987, -87, -14598

LSL integer

2007-02-16T11:05:21Z

Adon Stringer:

An integer is a whole number, with no decimal point in it.

Examples:
0, 2, 8, 5987, -87, -14598