declaredvariable

noun
UK /dɪˈkleəd ˈveəriəbl/
US /dɪˈklerd ˈveriəbl/

A named box in a computer program that holds a value you can use later.

The programmer created a declared variable called score to keep track of the player's points.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A variable that has been formally introduced to the program before it is used.

You must use a declared variable before the compiler will accept your code.

3. A storage location whose name and type are stated explicitly in the source code.

The declared variable total was set to zero at the start of the function.

4. A symbol in a program that has been given a name and a value through a declaration statement.

Each declared variable in the script was listed at the top for clarity.