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=={{header|REXX}}==
Since all variables in the REXX language are stored as characters, the wordsize is immaterial (REXX supports variable precision for numbers).
<br>This also applies to the "endiness" of words or how they are stored. ▼
<br>The REXX language was designed for scripting and interfacing with the operating system. ▼
▲applies to the "endiness" of words or how they are stored.
<br>However, there is a STORAGE built-in function that allows a programm to look at (local) storage, and if there is an ▼
▲<br>The REXX language was designed for scripting and interfacing with the operating
▲<br>However, there is a STORAGE built-in function that allows a
▲in the virtual address space, that it can be examined.
<lang rexx>/*REXX program to examine which operating system that REXX is running under. */
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