Abstract
Functions with bounded variation and with a (total) variation are examined within Bishop's constructive mathematics. It is shown that the property of having a variation is hereditary downward on compact intervals, and hence that a real-valued function f with a variation on a compact interval can be expressed as a difference of two increasing functions. Moreover, if f is sequentially continuous, then the corresponding variation function, and hence f itself, is uniformly continuous.
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