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23rd of February, 2009
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A literal is a value that you directly type into a script. If the value you assign to a literal is a number it doesn't go in quotes, however if it's a string value it needs quotes.

Dim myFirstLiteral, mySecondLiteral

myFirstLiteral = 20
mySecondLiteral = "John"





     
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