#include
#include
void main()
{ int a,b,c;
printf("\nEnter 1st no.");
scanf("%d",&a);
printf("\nEnter 2nd no.");
scanf("%d",&b);
c=a;
a=b;
b=c;
printf("\n1st no.",a);
printf("\n2nd no.",b);
getch();
}
function factorial(n) { var x=1; while(n>1) x*=(n--); return x; }
Use a program to access the iPhone/Touch system (jailbreak required), such as iFunbox.
You declare it by this: Dim var as integer or Public var as integer You can use other types instead of integer like long, double, string, byte etc. Using Public is for making a variable accessible from everywhere and using Dim is for making it accessible only from where you declared it from. For using the variable you just type: var = 1 var = "something" var = 5 + 10 * (2 - 3) var = var & "abc" var &= "abc" In each case the variable will have these values: 1 something -15 Whatever var had before plus abc Again whatever var had before plus abc These are the basics of using a variable
What is the meaning of var-var vachne(marathi sent) in marathi
The ticker symbol for Varian Medical Systems is VAR and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Var or Var.
Usually 2nd Memory... or 2nd Var-Link depending on your model. Then you will see a list you can delete from.
Option Explicit Dim i,j,var,Flag,n var="" n=cint(InputBox("Enter nth Number to check Prime Numbers")) i = 3 While i <= n Flag = True j = 2 While j <= i\2 And Flag Flag = i Mod j > 0 j = j + 1 Wend If Flag Then var = var&" "&i End If i = i + 2 Wend MsgBox("Prime numbers within n numbers "&n&"= : 1" & var)
That depends.This is an exampleIF var=1 then beginfor var=1 to 5 dowriteln(var);end {of then}else writeln(var);
I assume you mean the addition mathematically of two numbers. The simple answer is to divide the numbers by one. Simple addition example. var num1 = prompt("Insert first number.",""); var num2 = prompt("Insert second number.",""); var ans = num1/1 + num2/1; alert(ans);
The word vary has two syllables. (Var-y)
lock-in-var