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{{LabVIEW Palette Object Information|palette=Functions Palette/Programming/Cluster, Class, and Variant{{!}}Cluster, Class, and Variant palette|type=constant}} | {{LabVIEW Palette Object Information|palette=Functions Palette/Programming/Cluster, Class, and Variant{{!}}Cluster, Class, and Variant palette|type=constant|icon=Cluster, Class, & Variant Palette - LV Object Constant.png}} | ||
The LabVIEW Object is the common ancestor data type for all LabVIEW classes. You can use the '''LabVIEW Object Constant''' to create generic methods that can handle all LabVIEW class data types. | The LabVIEW Object is the common ancestor data type for all LabVIEW classes. You can use the '''LabVIEW Object Constant''' to create generic methods that can handle all LabVIEW class data types. | ||
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| Owning palette(s) | Cluster, Class, and Variant palette |
| Type | Constant |
| Requires | Basic Development Environment |
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The LabVIEW Object is the common ancestor data type for all LabVIEW classes. You can use the LabVIEW Object Constant to create generic methods that can handle all LabVIEW class data types.
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