Answer:

Yes. That is the purpose of using variables.

Calculation

After the first statement executes, the second statement executes.

PRINT "You have lived more than", AGE*365, " days" 

This statement does several things:

  1. It prints "You have lived more than"
  2. It looks in the variable AGE for a value to use.
  3. It multiplies that value by 365 but DOES NOT change the contents of AGE .
  4. It prints out the result of the calculation.

So on the monitor you see:

You have lived more than   8395   days 

QUESTION 6:

What do you think the following program will write to the monitor?

' Pounds to ounces
'
LET POUNDS = 3
PRINT "The number of ounces is ", POUNDS * 16
PRINT "The number of pounds is ", POUNDS
END