How do you define a variable in Avaloq Script?

In Avaloq Script, defining a variable is accomplished using the keyword "var." This keyword is a foundational element in the scripting language, allowing the developer to declare variables that can hold values and be used throughout the script.

When you use "var" to define a variable, you are telling the engine to allocate memory for that variable and allowing it to store data that can be modified or accessed later in the code. This is crucial for any programming or scripting activity where you need to manipulate data, store temporary values, or keep track of states.

Other options provided do not align with the syntax and conventions used in Avaloq Script. For instance, "define" and "set" are not used for variable definitions in this context, while "let" is common in other programming languages but not typically employed for variable declaration in Avaloq Script. This specificity in syntax helps maintain clarity and functionality within scripts that are intended to manage banking operations effectively.