LET declares the type of the value of a word
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LET value type!
value - name of the declared variable
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LET declares the type of the value of a word, and also assigns a value. This makes LET suitable for constant definitions. LET can also be used for declaring static arrays, where the array content is not constant, but the reference to the array is.
Usually you don't need LET, because Meta has LET-WORD!'s. These are similar to SET-WORD!'s but use "=" instead of ":". They're handy for defining most constant values or constant references
This declares three variables of ARRAY! BYTE! type
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