<h2 id="heading-call">call</h2>
call - calls a variable or function
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">call [call-type] [type] [name];
</code></pre>
The call-type parameter indicates what is being called, there are two types of call:
<ul>
<li>variable
</li>
<li>function
</li>
</ul>
The type parameter is only needed if the call-type is "variable" , there are five types in total:
<ul>
<li>v</li>
</ul>
v - used when displaying text and numbers
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">approve msg = String string;
call variable v msg;
approve msg1 = Int 12;
call variable v msg1;
</code></pre>
Will: string Will: 12
<ul>
<li>Array</li>
</ul>
Array - for outputting arrays
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">approve msg = Array [1,2,3];
call variable Array msg 1;
</code></pre>
Will: 2
<ul>
<li>Object</li>
</ul>
Object - to display an object
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">approve msg = Object {
 "a": 1
};
call variable Object msg.a;
</code></pre>
Will: 1
<ul>
<li>@</li>
</ul>
@ - reference to the global variable object
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">approve msg = Int 1;
call variable @;
</code></pre>
Will: { msg: 1 }
<ul>
<li>!</li>
</ul>
! - access to the global object comment
Sample:
<pre><code class="lang-csharp">// :)
call variable !;
</code></pre>
Will: :)
If the call-type is specified as "function" then the type parameter is not needed

## **call**

call - calls a variable or function

Sample:

```csharp
call [call-type] [type] [name];
```

The call-type parameter indicates what is being called, there are two types of call:

* variable
    
* function
    

The type parameter is only needed if the call-type is "variable" , there are five types in total:

* v
    

v - used when displaying text and numbers

Sample:

```csharp
approve msg = String string;
call variable v msg;
approve msg1 = Int 12;
call variable v msg1;
```

Will: string Will: 12

* Array
    

Array - for outputting arrays

Sample:

```csharp
approve msg = Array [1,2,3];
call variable Array msg 1;
```

Will: 2

* Object
    

Object - to display an object

Sample:

```csharp
approve msg = Object {
    "a": 1
};
call variable Object msg.a;
```

Will: 1

* @
    

@ - reference to the global variable object

Sample:

```csharp
approve msg = Int 1;
call variable @;
```

Will: { msg: 1 }

* !
    

! - access to the global object comment

Sample:

```csharp
// :)
call variable !;
```

Will: :)

If the call-type is specified as "function" then the type parameter is not needed

call in the DuScript

This blog is about the experimental language DuScript.
