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Identifiers

Identifiers are the names you supply for variables, functions, methods, types, fields and macros in your program. Identifier names are sequences of letters, underscores and decimal numerals; furthermore, the first character must be an underscore or a letter. The length of an identifier name is limited to less than 255 characters. Note that the characters'case makes good sense.

<name> ::= (<letter> | '_') {<letter> | '_' | <decimal digit>}
<function name> ::= <name>
<variable name> ::= <name>
<type name> ::= <name>
<field name> ::= <name>
<method name> ::= <name>
<attribute name> ::= <name>
<macro name> ::= <name>

See also

    A character set


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