revised 9/26/98, 7/27/99, 01/17/00, 04/23/00, 02/11/04, 01/10/06

CHAPTER 9 — Variables and Assignment Statements

In all but the smallest program, an executing program is constantly working with values. These values are kept in little sections of main memory called variables.

Chapter Topics:

QUESTION 1:

Do you imagine that a variable can change its value?