Dim $SO,$Re ,$R, $S, $J
; Dimming variables is a good practice 
; Potential issues: 
; A.)  No issues in small one off scripts 
; B.)  In a large script single letter variables can be difficult to manage 
 
$SO=SETOPTION("Explicit", "ON")
$SO=SETOPTION("NoMacrosInStrings", "ON")
$SO=SETOPTION("NoVarsInStrings", "ON")
$SO=SETOPTION("WrapAtEOL", "ON")
BREAK ON
; Setting options is a good practice 
; Most admins would rather not have BREAK ON for a Logon script, using 
If Not @LogonMode
  Break On
EndIf
; As recently posted, used by Witto would appear to be a good practice as well 
 
 
; Semi personal preference but single quotes ' would go within double quotes " 
; My own preference has been to now use the single for most scripting 
; However again this is not necessarilly a Best Practice more so than a preference 
; Knowing that single within double is the key point to remeber when coding more 
; complex scripts where needed. 
 
$R = ReadValue("HKCU\Software\Golfing","Round1")
 
$S = Split($R,"|")
 
$J = Join($S," ")
 
; Using CHR(20) or similar as needed is another option/choice when dealing with complex scripting