Variables are like little boxes that store information for your bot. They help bots remember numbers, items, or player progress.

- A variable is a value your bot can keep track of.
- Think of it like a note the bot writes down: “score = 5” or “coins = 10.”
- Bots can then check or change that note during interactions.

There are two main kinds of variables:

* Bot Variables

1. Belong to the bot itself.
2. Shared across all players who interact with that bot.
3. Example: “Bot score = 10” (everyone sees the same score).

* Player Variables

1. Belong to each individual player.
2. Different players can have different values.
3. Example: “Player coins = 5” (each player has their own coin count).
   

Bots can change variables using actions: - Set – Give the variable a specific value (e.g., score = 0).
- Increment – Add 1 to the variable (e.g., score becomes 6).
- Decrement – Subtract 1 from the variable (e.g., lives become 2).
- Add/Subtract – Change the variable by a chosen number (e.g., coins +10).
- Random – Set the variable to a random number within a range.

Conditions let bots check variables: - = (equals to) – Is the variable the same as a number?
- > (greater than) – Is the variable bigger than a number?
- < (less than) – Is the variable smaller than a number?
- >= (greater than or equal to) – Is the variable at least a number?
- ⇐ (less than or equal to) – Is the variable no more than a number?

Example: “If player coins >= 10 → Give ticket.”

Variables are the memory of your bot. They let bots:

• Keep track of scores, coins, or progress
• Change values during interactions
• Check values to decide what happens next

Use Actions to change variables and Conditions to check them.