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| − | Each scripting language is associated with one interpreter. Thus, variables and methods defined in one language are not visible to another language. For example, < | + | Each scripting language is associated with one interpreter. Thus, variables and methods defined in one language are not visible to another language. For example, <code>var1</code> and <code>var2</code> belong to two different interpreters in the following example. |
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Each scripting language is associated with one interpreter. Thus, variables and methods defined in one language are not visible to another language. For example, var1 and var2 belong to two different interpreters in the following example.
<zscript language="Java">
var1 = 123;
</zscript>
<zscript language="JavaScript">
var2 = 234;
</zscript>