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- | You may find yourself frequently using <<print>> to simply print a variable, without alteration. <<print>> has a convenient shorthand form for this single case: you simply omit the word "print", leaving just the variable within the angle brackets. For instance, <<print $beers>> can become simply <<$beers>>. | ||
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- | This allows you to write Twine stories in a “template” style: | ||
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- | Your superior officer approaches. "<<$name>>, you've done a fine job. No, a superlative job. <<$species>> like you have no place on this cruel Earth, that rewards only greed and selfishness." | ||
- | </code> | ||