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&nbsp;<span class="Command">&nbsp;Identifiers&nbsp;</span> 
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  <p>Identifiers are used for constant names, variable names, array names, function 
    names and custom type names. <br>
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  <p>Identifiers must start with an alphabetic character, and may be following 
    be any number of alphanumeric characters, or the underscore ('_') character. 
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  <p>These are all valid identifiers:</p>
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<p>- Hello </p>
        <p>- Score </p>
        <p>- player1 </p>
        <p>- time_to_live </p>
        <p>- t__ </p>
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  <p>Indentifiers are not case sensitive. <br>
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  <p>For example, 'Test', 'TEST' and 'test' are all the same identifiers.<br>
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  <p>However, it is allowed for identifiers to be reused for functions and custom 
    types names.<br>
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  <p>For example, you can have a variable called 'test', a function called 'test' 
    and custom type name called 'test'. Blitz will be able to tell which one you 
    are refering to by the context in which it is used. </p>
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