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TEXT:00,variable   sequence variable element number(s)
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TEXT:00,         =                  [                 ]
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TEXT:32,Accessing an element involves the use of an assignment statement.
TEXT:16,                  contains the value that we want to reference the
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:00,sequence variable 
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TEXT:16,elements in.                   means one or more element numbers that
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TEXT:00,             element number(s)
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TEXT:16,are being referenced. The square braces (  and  ) are used to tell
COLOUR:EUPHORIA
TEXT:00,                                         [     ]
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TEXT:16.Euphoria that this is an element number and are always on either side of
TEXT:16,the number. The first element number in a sequence always starts at 1,
TEXT:16,and increases by one with the second and following elements after.
TEXT:16,Accessed elements of a sequence are stored in a receiving variable,
TEXT:16,defined here to the left of the equal sign as         . The actual
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TEXT:00,                                              variable
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TEXT:16,type of the variable to receive the element depends on the type of data
TEXT:16,object the element is. If the element is a sequence, the receiving
TEXT:16,variable must be able to hold sequences. If the element is an atom, the
TEXT:16,receiving variable must be able to hold atoms.
