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SetSpritePosition(Character,X,Y)

X = 100 : Y = 100
SetSpritePosition(Character,X,Y)

Global X = 100
Global Y = 100
SetSpritePosition(Character,X,Y)

/** Declare some non-global variables. 
I prefer this way of doing things rather than #s and $s or whatever they
are. Also doing it this way helps with autcomplete as long as there is
only one blank space "space bar" between the words. Plus I think it is
easier to read. **/

myInt as Integer
myFloat as Float
myString as String

/** Some global variables. **/
global gString as String
global gDomination as Integer

/**Instantiating the variables.**/
myInt = 8999
myFloat = 3.50
myString = "cheese"
gString = "Awesome"
gDomination = 1

do
  Print(myString + " is " + gString + "!") //prints "Cheese is Awesome!" to screen.

  powerLevel = 9000   //This makes an Integer that is only available in this Loop.
  if (myInt < powerLevel)
    myInt = myInt + 2 //myInt is in scope, so now it is 9001.
  elseif (myInt > powerLevel)
    doSomething(myInt)
  endif

loop

function doSomething(foo as Integer)
  Print ("Power level is " + String(foo) + "!") //Prints value of foo with some other text. 
endfunction

function doNothing()
  Print (gDomination) //Prints 1 to the screen since it is global--in scope.
  Print (myInt)       //throws error due to myInt being out of scope.
endfunction

function doEverything()
  stuff as String
  stuff = "Some Stuff."
  
  myInt = 8999      //Doesn't exist here.
  myFloat = 3.50    //Doesn't exist here.
  myString = "herp" //Doesn't exist here.
  gString = "derp"  //Changes value to "derp".
  gDomination = 0   //Changes value to 0.
endfunction