LET
| BASIC keyword | |
| Keyword: | LET |
| Abbreviation: | L, <SHIFT> + E |
| Type: | Command |
| Token code: | 136/$88 |
| Handling routine in BASIC ROM: |
43429–43647 $A9A5–AA7F |
| List of all BASIC keywords | |
Remark: This article describes the BASIC command LET in BASIC V2 at the Commodore 64.
Typ: Command General Programming-Syntax: LET <Variable> = <Argument>
The BASIC-Command LET will be used for assign numerical values or chars in the right type of variable. By using the wrong type of variable the BASIC-error ?TYPE MISMATCH ERROR IN line number occur. Assignment of variables can also be done without LET, so this command isn't used very often.
Examples[edit | edit source]
10 LET A$="MY " Assignment with LET 20 B$="COMMODORE" without LET 30 LET C$ = A$ + B$ 40 LET D1 = 64 50 LET A1% = 128 60 PRINT C$;" ";D1;" and ";A1%
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