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LET
Abbreviation: L <SHIFT+E>
TYPE: Statement
FORMAT: [LET] <variable> = <expression>
Action: The LET statement can be used to assign a value to a
variable. But the word LET is optional and therefore most advanced
programmers leave LET out because it's always understood and wastes
valuable memory.
The equal sign (=) alone is sufficient when assigning the value
of an expression to a variable name.
EXAMPLES of LET Statement:
10 LET D= 12 (This is the same as D = 12)
20 LET E$ = "ABC"
30 F$ = "WORDS"
40 SUM$= E$ + F$ (SUM$ would equal ABCWORDS)
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