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Majik Token
Majik Token
This is a useful technique where you pick an obscure name of a string or variable name which is unlikely to ever occur in user data or code.
It’s a bit of trick - one could run into trouble if data or code is encountered which has the majik sequence.
For an example of using this see the template function.
Think the analogy of monkeys typing Shakespeare.
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