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TEXT:00,When a single atom value is being assigned to a range of elements,
TEXT:16,Euphoria converts this to a temporary sequence value equal to the length
TEXT:16,needed to cover the starting and ending element numbers in the range. The
TEXT:16,sequence value is made up of the original atom value repeated as many
TEXT:16,times as needed. That is why "bunch[4]" is assigned a value of
TEXT:16,{-20,-20,-20}.
TEXT:32,When the program example completes, the value of variable "bunch" is:
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:32,    {{98,97,116},{8,8,8},{1,9,9,7},{-20,-20,-20}}
COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:32,You can also create new sequence values in variables by adding together
TEXT:16,existing atom or even sequences. To do this, you use the syntax below:
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:32,sequence variable   expression   expression
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TEXT:00,                  =            &

