Right now, it is time for the variables, now the variables is very simple.
No big deal in between because so for example, I want to wait here, which is var one, OK, this is
the name of the variable.
Now we have equal and let's put it now, this variable is integer variable, as you can see, if your
score of over here you can see that it is integer.
Now print for one.
Like this, so let's go to the terminal.
And here it is, Tim, as you can see, where one is still still here.
Another thing, we can use variables with each other.
So if I type some.
Equal, but one less bar, too.
OK, now let's put another variable called Part two and inside it, let's put 20 like this.
So, yeah, let's print the sum here.
And let's see what will happen.
OK, so go here, clear the screen, let's go.
Here it is, 30 as expected.
Now what if we thought we were one?
OK, plus to here inside the brain, function immediately, and by the way, it will give you the same
thing.
OK, so either with the space or without space, it is the same, actually.
So, yeah, like this, or you can see that it is dirty as well.
All right.
Now, this is the same thing for.
Point five, so if it is not integer, it will print and will do everything as expected.
All right.
Actually, one thing I want to mention, which is we can put all the variables inside each other.
Like this, so if I type var to.
And what, three?
And then iBOT, respectively.
20, 30, so actually, let's remove that and if I typed var one or two, well, three as well and I
save it.
So let's go here and check the screen first, and, yeah, you can see it is 10, 20, 30.
OK, so you can see that we've got all the variables on one single line, so don't accept that.