A let-statement provides for the assignment of the value of an expression to a variable. The general syntactic form of the let-statement shall be LET variable = expression
1. let-statement = numeric-let-statement / string-let-statement
2. numeric-let-statement = LET numeric-variable equals-sign numeric-expre ssion
3. string-let-statement = LET string-variable equals-sign string-expression
LET P = 3.14159
LET A(X,3) = SIN(X)*Y + 1
LET A$ = "ABC"
LET A$ = B$
The expression is evaluated (see 8) and its value is assigned to the variable to the left of the equals sign.
A string datum contains too many characters (fatal).