var
Used for indicating an instance of a variable or a parameter for an application.
Usage:
<var> ... blahblahblah ...</var>
Best Practice Example:
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In the ASTRO application, <var>jd</var> is used for the Julian moment of calculation.<br />
Also calculated at that time are <var>jdUT</var>, <var>ut</var>,
<var>sg</var>, and <var>tl</var>, which represent the actual Julian day, the
fraction of the current day, the sidereal time at Greenwich, and the adjusted
sidereal time for the querent's longitude and latitude, respectively.<br /><br />
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In the ASTRO application, jd is used for the Julian moment of calculation.
Also calculated at that time are jdUT, ut,
sg, and tl, which represent the actual Julian day, the
fraction of the current day, the sidereal time at Greenwich, and the adjusted
sidereal time for the querent's longitude and latitude, respectively.
NOTES:
This tag works in all mail clients, though <i> should probably be used instead.
This tag is not used often, probably because it is easy to confuse
with the common programming keyword var.
This reference was created for Innovyx by Steve Cartoon Q3 2007. All rights reversed.