[Tutor] Re: Capitalization what does it do exactly

[Derrick 'dman' Hudson]

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On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 11:11:28AM -0700, Dan Dud wrote:
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| Hello everyone, I appreachate everyone help over the last couple of=20
| months.. Anyways, I have noticed in alot of the materaial, I have been=20
| reading.. Certian words are completly capitalized... What does that mean=
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| when you do that.. Thanks ahead of time to everyone and all everyone help=
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It is a convention meaning that the name refers to a constant value.
In other words, the name will never refer to a different value other
than the one it was initialized to.

HTH,
-D

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