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The first line's statements set the variables initially as: '''{{tt|a}}''' to <code>''x''</code>, '''{{tt|b}}''' to <code>''y''</code>, and '''{{tt|c}}''' to ''<code><nowiki><!--empty--></nowiki></code>''; then the following variables also have a default set: '''{{tt|a}}''' to <code>''aaaa''</code>, '''{{tt|c}}''' to <code>''cccc''</code>, and '''{{tt|d}}''' to <code>''dddd''</code>.
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The last four lines display the value of each corresponding variable in a bulleted list format.

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{{#dplvar:set|a|x|b|y|c|<!--empty-->}} {{#dplvar:default|a|aaaa}} {{#dplvar:default|c|cccc}} {{#dplvar:default|d|dddd}}
{{#dplvar:set|a|x|b|y|c|<!--empty-->}} {{#dplvar:default|a|aaaa}} {{#dplvar:default|c|cccc}} {{#dplvar:default|d|dddd}}
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* c: {{#dplvar:c}}
* c: {{#dplvar:c}}
* d: {{#dplvar:d}}
* d: {{#dplvar:d}}


'''Notes:'''
* Variable "c" was set to "cccc" because although it was already set, its note is equivalent to an '''empty value'''.
* Variable "d" was set to "dddd" because it was '''not''' already set.
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Example

The first line's statements set the variables initially as: a to x, b to y, and c to <!--empty-->; then the following variables also have a default set: a to aaaa, c to cccc, and d to dddd.

The last four lines display the value of each corresponding variable in a bulleted list format.

{{#dplvar:set|a|x|b|y|c|<!--empty-->}} {{#dplvar:default|a|aaaa}} {{#dplvar:default|c|cccc}} {{#dplvar:default|d|dddd}}

* a: {{#dplvar:a}}
* b: {{#dplvar:b}}
* c: {{#dplvar:c}}
* d: {{#dplvar:d}}

Result

{{#dplvar:set|a|x|b|y|c|}} {{#dplvar:default|a|aaaa}} {{#dplvar:default|c|cccc}} {{#dplvar:default|d|dddd}}

  • a: {{#dplvar:a}}
  • b: {{#dplvar:b}}
  • c: {{#dplvar:c}}
  • d: {{#dplvar:d}}


Notes:

  • Variable "c" was set to "cccc" because although it was already set, its note is equivalent to an empty value.
  • Variable "d" was set to "dddd" because it was not already set.