How to Create a Stored Procedure in Oracle

I try to create a very simple Stored Procedure from Oracle SQL Developer, got the following error. Can someone give me some help on this? I am new on this. Thanks.
Error(4,1): PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "BEGIN" when expecting one of the following: := ( ; not null range default character The symbol ";" was substituted for "BEGIN" to continue.
create or replace PROCEDURE Test
AS ACCESSTYP_ID ACCESSTYP.ACCESSTYPCD%TYPE
BEGIN
     SELECT ACCESSTYPCD
     INTO ACCESSTYP_ID
     FROM ACCESSTYP
     WHERE ACCESSTYPCD = 'WWW';
END;

I found out I forgot to put ";" after the declare.
How do I test it call this stored procedure from
Oracle SQL Developer.
create or replace PROCEDURE Test_VL
AS ACCESSTYP_ID
ACCESSTYP.ACCESSTYPCD%TYPE;
     SELECT ACCESSTYPCD
     INTO ACCESSTYP_ID
     FROM ACCESSTYP
     WHERE ACCESSTYPCD = 'WWW';
END;in your SQL Developer window just enclosed your procedure with a Begin ... End.
Begin
    Test_VL;
End;

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