Assigning multiple variable with one command

[rbytes]

Mr. K, a while back you showed me an example of assigning multiple variables to the same value in one command line. I have forgotten. What is the format for that?

I tried:

A = B = C = 0
A, B, C = 0

But they don't work, they just give syntax errors. But I recall it was something like that,

[Mr. Kibernetik]

In smart BASIC there are no such commands.

They are in SPL.

[Dutchman]

It could be done with READ

[rbytes]

Thanks. I do use READ. That was just a false memory of SB from the time I was learning SPL. Multiple variable setting was a handy little SPL feature, but it seemed I was the only one learning SPL, so I am back with Smart Basic.

[Mr. Kibernetik]

but it seemed I was the only one learning SPL

There are more than 100 users of SPL right now...

[rbytes]

That is a lot of users. But I didn't see anyone but me posting SPL programs on the Forum.

[Dutchman]

Perhaps because SPL is not as simple as the name indicates

[Mr. Kibernetik]

Perhaps because SPL is not as simple as the name indicates

SPL is "Smart Programmimg Language"

[Dutchman]

OK. I doubted between "Simple" and "Shorthand"

[Henko]

There is a list with programming languages on internet. I counted about 700 of them. And SmartBasic and SPL are not even on that list.