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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions docs/kane-ai-using-variables.md
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Expand Up @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ The new variable definition feature in KaneAI allows users to define reusable va
## Why Use Variables?
Using variables enables you to:
- Avoid repetitive entries in test cases.
- Update values in one place without needing to modify multiple test cases.
- Get values from within the application under test & store it in variable to validate the accuracy of data.
- Increase the reusability and adaptability of test scripts, especially useful for parameters that might change frequently, such as URLs, credentials, or environmental settings.

## Variable Syntax
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To create a variable:

- Navigate to the "Write a Step" text field
- Type your instruction using the following format: *create a variable `$variableName`*
- Type your instruction in natural language such as: *Set username as John* and a variable `$username` will be created with value John.

Example:
```bash
create a variable $phoneNumber
Set username as John
```

## Using Variables
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- Use camelCase for multi-word variable names

### Variable Management
- Create variables at the beginning of your test case when possible
- Document the purpose of each variable in comments
- Verify that variables are defined before using them
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