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Orouba Language Schools      Third Preparatory
  Computer Department    Second Term 2017/2018

    Variables            Variables are reserved places in computer memory (RAM) declared
                         and determined by its name and type (Data Type), and its value
   Constants             changes during the running of the program.

Naming rules of          They are reserved places in computer memory (RAM) declared and
  Variables &            determined by its name and type (Data Type), They take a fixed value
   Constants             and do not change during the progress of the program.
                         1- Names must begin with a letter or underscore (_).
    Declaring            2- Names should not contain symbols or special characters (e.g.: ?,*,^,
   Constants
    Declaring               -, +,. etc.).
    Variables            3- Do not use reserved words (Visual Basic.NET Language

  Assignment                Keywords) such as (single, Dim, As).
   Statement
                         Const Constant name As Data Type = Value

                         Dim Variable_Name As Data Type [= Initial Value]
                                                                             optional

                          It is assigning a value to a constant or variable.
                          It is a statement that has two sides (right hand side and left hand side)

                           separated by the assignment operator (=).
                          It takes the value on the right side of the assignment operator (=)

                           and stores it in the variable on the left.

The double quotes
         " " It is used if the value of constant or variable is string value.

  The hashes # # are used if the value of variable or constant is date or time.
                          It happens when writing code incorrectly OR the value of constant is

   Syntax Error
                          not assigned during the declaration.

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