Keywords in syntax

Keywords are specific identifiers used as individual syntactic elements. Keep these guidelines in mind when using keywords:
  • Keywords cannot contain embedded spaces.
  • The case of characters is not significant in keywords. For example, the keywords
    FOR
    and
    for
    are syntactically the same.
  • Keywords cannot be used for any other purpose; for example, as variable or element names.
  • An identifier preceded with a caret ^ can be the same name as an identifier. For example, you could use the identifier ^tag as an element name.
tag dint ^tag := 0;
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