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GD Script Notebook

The document discusses functions in code, explaining that variables inside functions cannot be accessed outside of them, parameters define values when calling functions, and the % operator divides numbers and returns the remainder. It also mentions that using return will stop a function from running any additional code.

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GD Script Notebook

The document discusses functions in code, explaining that variables inside functions cannot be accessed outside of them, parameters define values when calling functions, and the % operator divides numbers and returns the remainder. It also mentions that using return will stop a function from running any additional code.

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Runs as soon at the script gets loaded:

func _ready():

Variables inside a function cannot be accessed by things outside of it

If you pass a parameter, the value of that parameter will be defined when you call
the function:
extends Node

var number = 5

func _ready():

add(number, 10)

func add(a, b):


var result = a + b
print(result)

% operator: Divides 2 numbers and gives you the remainder:


func _ready():
# print the string hello world to the output window
# print(message)

operator(10, 3)

func operator(a, b):


var result = a % b
print(result)

(3 goes into 10 3 times and there is 1 left over)

return:
not going to run anything else after that

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