When writing code for expressions, scripts, or applications, a variable is something that you can assign a value to and then use the variable in place of the value. This makes it easier to type as you write your code because the variable that you create is often shorter than the real value.
For example, you could create a variable called X and then say that it equals Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. So, any time in your code that you need to reference the Peachtree Industrial Boulevardvalue, you could just type X in the code and the application would know that that meant Peachtree Industrial Boulevard.
In Arcade, to create a variable, you must declare it using a Var statement. The following code is an example of a variable in an Arcade expression:
Var owner = "Tripp"
Return owner;
The preceding code will return a value of Tripp to the application running the expressions. One other thing that you need...