Naming rules of a Variable

Users can create variables and must give them names to identify them while working in Actions. The naming rules for a variable are:

• The variable's name must begin with a letter (A-Z or a-z). Digits (0-9) and _ (underscore) are allowed after the first letter.

• The name cannot contain whitespaces or special characters such as !, #, %, . (dot), etc.

• The variable name must be unique in the same scope.

• Names are case insensitive, so the variables “mycustomer” and “MyCustomer” are identical.

• Reserved words cannot be used as names for variables (see the list below).

• The Langstack application reserved keywords for variables are as follows:

abstract	datetime	list	return
add	decimal	long	sbyte
bool	default	namespace	set
boolean	delegate	new	short
byte	double	null	string
case	enum	numeric	this
catch	FALSE	object	TRUE
char	float	operator	uint
class	function	package	ulong
const	int	variable	void
date	json	public