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Sometimes you need a box just for a moment, like a sticky note you throw away when you are done. You do not want it on the Database page forever. Short-lived values only last while the command or event is running. When it ends, they’re gone. The next time the command is used, it starts fresh.

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Where they come from

See Built-in variables for all of them.

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The Temporary value block

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Add the block

Find Temporary value in the block list and drag it onto the canvas.
2

Give it a name

Type a Name, like my_value. Use the same name again later in the same run to change it.
3

Give it a value

Type a Value, like hello {user_name}. Use the { } Variables button to add other values.If you leave the value empty, DogeBot puts in a brand new unique ID. That is handy when you need a code nobody else has, like a ticket number.
Now every block after it can use {my_value}.

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Example

Work out a total once, use it twice

A Temporary value called total with the value {solve_equation[{option_price} * {option_amount}]}.Then a Reply: That costs {total} coins.

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When to use which