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New page: Number variable. A variable that can store a single value. For example MyVar = 1.23 String variable. A variable that can store a text string of up to 1000 characters. For example MyVar$ = ... |
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Number variable. A variable that can store a single value. For example MyVar = 1.23 | Number variable. A variable that can store a single value. For example MyVar = 1.23<br> | ||
String variable. A variable that can store a text string of up to 1000 characters. For example MyVar$ = "Some Text" | String variable. A variable that can store a text string of up to 1000 characters. For example MyVar$ = "Some Text"<br> | ||
Array. A variable that can store more than one value. For Example MyVar(3) = 1.23 | Array. A variable that can store more than one value. For Example MyVar(3) = 1.23<br> | ||
[ ] The use of these brackets in the arguments means that it is optional to enter a value or variable. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:27, 12 August 2010
Number variable. A variable that can store a single value. For example MyVar = 1.23
String variable. A variable that can store a text string of up to 1000 characters. For example MyVar$ = "Some Text"
Array. A variable that can store more than one value. For Example MyVar(3) = 1.23
[ ] The use of these brackets in the arguments means that it is optional to enter a value or variable.
