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i.John G. Kemeny

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtz

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operations

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operationsiv.The expression 'A' + 2 is valid and its value is equal to 67,

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operationsiv.The expression 'A' + 2 is valid and its value is equal to 67,v.Numeric variables contain only numbers and are suitable for numeric calculations such as addition and multiplication. String variables may contain letters, numbers and other characters.

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operationsiv.The expression 'A' + 2 is valid and its value is equal to 67,v.Numeric variables contain only numbers and are suitable for numeric calculations such as addition and multiplication. String variables may contain letters, numbers and other characters.vi.Use the ASSIGN Command.

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operationsiv.The expression 'A' + 2 is valid and its value is equal to 67,v.Numeric variables contain only numbers and are suitable for numeric calculations such as addition and multiplication. String variables may contain letters, numbers and other characters.vi.Use the ASSIGN Command.Hope this helps you

i.John G. KemenyThomas E. Kurtzii.1964iii.Arithmetic Operators and basic arithmetic operationsiv.The expression 'A' + 2 is valid and its value is equal to 67,v.Numeric variables contain only numbers and are suitable for numeric calculations such as addition and multiplication. String variables may contain letters, numbers and other characters.vi.Use the ASSIGN Command.Hope this helps you other questions i don't know!