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Learn C# variables for TWM trading indicators in just 5 minutes. This tutorial covers the five essential data types you'll use every day: int, double, string, bool, and enum—all with practical trading examples.

In this video, you'll learn:
1. How to use int and double variables for numbers and prices
2. String variables for text, symbols, and messages
3. Bool variables for true/false trading decisions
4. Enum variables for custom types (position types, market conditions)
5. The difference between global and local variable scope
6. Practical trading examples using TWM's Debug window

Perfect for beginners learning C# for algorithmic trading. All examples use TWM's Debug window so you can see exactly how variables work in real trading code.

📚 TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:31 - Numbers (int & double)
2:40 - Text (string)
3:41 - True/False (bool)
4:37 - Custom Options (enum)
5:23 - Global vs Local Scope
7:13 - Conclusion

🔗 DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES:
MyFirstIndicator.cs complete source code
[Download all resources: link]

📥 REQUIRED SOFTWARE:
Visual Studio 2022 Community (Free): https://visualstudio.microsoft.com
TWM Platform (Free): https://twm.one
TWM Documentation: https://twm.one/wiki

📺 COURSE NAVIGATION:
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Next: C# Methods & Functions
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