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LET
Syntax:
[let] <any variable> = <any expression>
The LET command assigns the value of an expression to a variable. If the variable does not exist, the compiler will create it.
Examples:
let somevar = 5 let somearray[n] = x * 2
Important! Prior to version 1.0, the LET keyword may not be omitted as in other BASIC dialects.
rem ** works in v1.0+ only ** x = 5