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Hello, welcome to another ideas article, let's talk about the three main Wapka functions. You should know before start with wapka. So Lets start:
1 - Firstly, we will address the "variable" function that has variations of the situation using it in uppercase or lowercase letters.Â
Its concept is to call the variable whose name is written in parentheses.
2 - The second is value, as the name suggests, it gives value to a function.
With this function you can enter names, letters and even call the VAR function to get the result and use it as a value.
Example
However, as I said, VAR has variations that you can use. And you ask me when and how will I know how to use the VAR variation correctly? You will have to read the documentation that is present on the same page..png)
Variations  : %var_name% %VAR-name% %var(name)%
There may be more, but I only remember these. If you find it confusing, don't worry, just read the documentation.
3 - The third and also well used, GET which takes information entered from the URL.https://example.com/f?id=47818
In this URL we have a get called ID presented with the data "47818"
, to get this data we will use the GET function.
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1 - Firstly, we will address the "variable" function that has variations of the situation using it in uppercase or lowercase letters.Â
Its concept is to call the variable whose name is written in parentheses.
#% VAR(Name) %#Â 2 - The second is value, as the name suggests, it gives value to a function.
# % VALUE(data) %#With this function you can enter names, letters and even call the VAR function to get the result and use it as a value.
Example
#% VALUE(%var_name%) %#
However, as I said, VAR has variations that you can use. And you ask me when and how will I know how to use the VAR variation correctly? You will have to read the documentation that is present on the same page.
Variations  : %var_name% %VAR-name% %var(name)%
There may be more, but I only remember these. If you find it confusing, don't worry, just read the documentation.
3 - The third and also well used, GET which takes information entered from the URL.
#% GET(name) %#Â
In this URL we have a get called ID presented with the data "47818"
, to get this data we will use the GET function.
# %GET(id) %#Â
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