LET
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Syntax
[LET] <variable> = <expression>
The LET command assigns the value of an expression to a variable.
Examples
' DIM some variables and assign values to them DIM x AS BYTE DIM y(10) AS INT LET x = 5 LET y(2) = x * 2
In the above example, variable x is defined as a BYTE and y is defined as an INT array with 11 dimensional elements. Variable x is then assigned the value of 5 and variable y's second array element is assigned the value of the expression x * 2, which evaluates to 10 in this example.
Note
LET is an optional keyword and may be omitted when assigning values or expressions to a variable.