Creation/Dev/GScript/Constants
From Graal Bible
As one might be able to deduce, a constant has a single value and will retain that value as long as that constant exists. A constant is not a variable for one very important reason: it's value is not variable!
const intVar = 3; intVar = 4; player.chat = intVar; // displays 3
The value of the constant cannot change even in conjunction with the use of the "=" operator. This is the power of a constant. However, player.variables cannot be defined as a constant (client(r).variables, too, possibly).
A constant may be used most likely to keep a variable that is available to any script from changing its value due to any foreign script interfering.
A constant is only accessible in the script where you have defined it, they are not shared between the server-side and client-side parts either.
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