I learn the language of mumps, while code analysis is in doubt, which
what is the difference between B %% vs %% B.
But the refference doc syntax I saw was only the %% B format, but in the code they used as B %%
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% is an agreement. This does not mean anything to the M interpreter (UMPS), but it does this to the programmer. Often% variables mean scratches or temporary variables that shouldn't be used for anything but a line or two of code. eg.
for %ln=1:1:maxNum do ImportantThing(%ln) ; loop over lines 1 through maxNum
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