Initialization code which is external to functions

All code not inside a function block is interpreted before main() is called and can be thought of as initialization code. When a script has initialization code outside of functions and code inside of functions, it shares characteristics of both batch and program scripts. Thus, the following ScriptEase code:

Clib.printf("first ");

function main()

{

   Clib.printf("third.");

}

Clib.printf("second ");

results in the following output:

first second third.

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