What are the basic units that make up an Avaloq Script program?

In Avaloq Script, the basic units that constitute a program are known as logical blocks. These logical blocks serve as the fundamental building components where specific operations and procedures are defined. They encapsulate the logic of the script and help in organizing code into manageable and understandable sections.

Logical blocks allow developers to break down complex operations into smaller, more digestible parts, promoting better readability and maintainability of the script. Each block can contain various script elements, including variable declarations, control structures, and procedural calls.

While modules, functions, and data types all play significant roles within the Avaloq Script environment—modules organize collections of related functionalities, functions carry out specific tasks and can be reused, and data types define the nature of data being handled—they do not represent the basic structural unit of the script itself. Instead, logical blocks are the foundational elements that bring these other components together into a functional program.