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' A program to show a better use of an array.
'
' Note that Liberty Basic allows you to use arrays up to size
' 10 without dimensioning then with the dim statement.

' It is still a good idea to dim any array you use. Even if it
' is under the "magic" size of 10

' Note that instead of using the number 5 (or any other number)
' to dimension and array it is best to use a variable as below:

' Input NAMESIZE names
NAMESIZE = 20
dim name$(NAMESIZE)

for I = 1 to NAMESIZE
    input "Enter a name: ";name$(I)
next I

' Display the NAMESIZE names
for I = 1 to NAMESIZE
    print name$(I)
next I

' By using NAMESIZE you can now easily change the size of the array
' by changing only one number (the value of NAMESIZE).
' This makes it much easier to change array size throughout your
' program.


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