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== Syntax ==

LET variable = value

== Description ==

The command LET is used to assign a value to a variable.
Variables are used as a temporary place to store numbers, strings or time values.
Variables can be up to 15 characters in length.

== Example ==

Give the variable ‘x’ the value 10

LET x = 10

Add 1 to the current value of the variable ‘x’ and put the result into the variable ‘turns’

LET turns = x+1

Put the time value 10 seconds into the variable ‘MyTime’

LET MyTime = :10:0

Put a string of text into the variable ‘MyText’.
This can be useful where a long string of text is needed at a number of points in a program.
Rather than typing the string in every time the variable can be printed.

LET MyText = "This is a message"

== Associated keywords ==

* [[PARAMETER]]

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[[Category:Procedure]]

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