Question on: SS1 ICT - BASIC Programming Language

The LET statement in BASIC is used to assign values to variables. It's not always required, as variables can often be assigned values without explicitly using LET. For instance, in the statement LET X = 5, the value 5 is assigned to the variable X. However, in many BASIC dialects, the LET keyword can be omitted, simplifying the statement to just X = 5.

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