statement/LET                                                   statement/LET
 
 NAME
     LET -- Sets a value to a variable
 
 ABBREVIATION
     l <shift> E

 SYNOPSIS
     LET <variable>=<expression>

 FUNCTION
     The word LET is hardly ever used in programs, since it is not necessary,
     but the statement itself is the heart of all BASIC programs. Whenever a 
     variable is defined or given a value, LET is always implied. The 
     variable name which is to get the result of a calculation is on the left
     side of the equal sign, and the number or formula is on the right side.
 
 INPUTS
     <variable>   - name of the target variable
     <expression> - number or formula to be stored in variable (<variable>)
 
 RESULT
     Given value is stored to the given variable.

 EXAMPLES
     10 LET A=5
     20 B=6
     30 C=A*B+3
     40 D$="HELLO"
         LET is implied (but not necessary) in lines 20, 30, and 40.
 
 NOTES
     None
 
 BUGS
     None
 
 SEE ALSO
     None