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Local variables

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Variables lets us assign data to a named key, which can then later be retrieved or changed.

  • You can use the Set Variable node to assign a value to a variable name.

  • And get the value of a variable using the Get Variable node.

What does local mean?

Variables being local means changing a variable in one module or function doesn't affect a variable with the same name in a different module or function. This means you don't have to worry about the same variable already being in use in a different part of your application; you only have to look in the current function/module.

Note that a variables value does not persist between .

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