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The following topics describe the Concordance Programming Language (CPL).
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Function declaration, parameter, and return value syntax. |
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Naming conventions. |
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Types of data, including char, short, int, and float. |
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How and where to use variables. |
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Words and symbols that have special meaning in CPL. |
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Variables that are pre-declared by CPL. |
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Arithmetic, assignment, bitwise, conditional, and logical operators, as well as their precedence relative to each other. |
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Database information and database fields. |
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How to write out strings. |
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How and where to write comments. |
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The structures used to control the execution of program logic. |
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An alphabetical list of the built-in functions. |
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The scripts delivered with Concordance. |