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Mar 10th, 2001, 10:49 PM
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I was just trying to teach my Younger Brother (5th Grader) BASIC Programming.
Well it was going on well untill I wrote this to
Explain how we asign values to variables.
Initially
a = 1
b = 2
now if
a = a +b
then a = 3
Now my brother is arguing how
a = a + b can be possible if b is not equal to zero.
I tried to explain to him that it is just a way of writing in Programming languages.
He called me an Ediot (I deserve that ).
Is there any way I could explain to him and justify such a syntax ?
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