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* <strong>Integer</strong> type is to store positive or negative numbers without decimal part, in order to make any kind of mathematical calculations or comparison
 
* <strong>Integer</strong> type is to store positive or negative numbers without decimal part, in order to make any kind of mathematical calculations or comparison
 
* <strong>Decimal</strong> type is to store any positive or negative numeric value, with or without decimal digits, in order to make any kind of mathematical calculations or comparison
 
* <strong>Decimal</strong> type is to store any positive or negative numeric value, with or without decimal digits, in order to make any kind of mathematical calculations or comparison
* <strong>String</strong> type contains any kind of character (alphanumeric ones or any special ones, such as line feed/carriage return/new line or emojis). The amount of characters a string variable can contain depends on your memory device capacity. <i>HINT: to avoid memory saturation with string variables containing a huge amount of data, it's better to reset them (set to empty string) at the end of the macro using them.</i>
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* <strong>String</strong> type contains any kind of character (alphanumeric ones or any special ones, such as line feed/carriage return/new line or emojis). <i>HINT: an individual string variable can hold up to 500,000 characters, however it is advisable to avoid very long strings where possible. If you should use strings of great length it is recommended to clear them when finished with.</i>
 
      
<strong>'Set variable' action</strong> allows to store a specific value to a given variable. This variable has to be selected among all the available variables or created by selecting the first item of the list called <i>[New Variable]</i>. In this case, you'll be asked what category, name and type have to be assigned to this new variable <i>(see above)</i>.
 
<strong>'Set variable' action</strong> allows to store a specific value to a given variable. This variable has to be selected among all the available variables or created by selecting the first item of the list called <i>[New Variable]</i>. In this case, you'll be asked what category, name and type have to be assigned to this new variable <i>(see above)</i>.