Quote:What happened to the old days of Fortran in which some variables had types the programmer couldn't choose? Such as "i" being an integer to be used as counter? I don't know for sure but I think 1/3 of single-letter variables were left as one type, another third of a different type and another third... maybe for strings.Nutt'nĀ happened, you can decide which you want to type whatever way you want. What could be more flexible than that?
@mnrvovrfc check this out:
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DefInt I
a = 1.1
b = 2.2
c = 3.3
i = 4.4
i6 = 5.5
iTen = 9.9
Print a, b, c, i, i6, iTen
b = b + ...