| 1. | :: : This refers to global variables, not constants.
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| 2. | A situation like this usually calls for a global variable.
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| 3. | The use of global variables makes software harder to read and understand.
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| 4. | Global variables make separating code into reusable libraries more difficult.
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| 5. | In addition, all variables are treated as global variables.
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| 6. | The C # language does not allow for global variables or functions.
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| 7. | Static members of public classes can substitute for global variables and functions.
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| 8. | In case of name collision, local variables have precedence over global variables.
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| 9. | Packages can also contain global variables which can be used throughout the package.
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| 10. | An even simpler implementation is the representation of dynamic variables with simple global variables.
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