Make name value

The Make command is used for creating or changing the value of a variable.

Example:

Make i 50
FD :i
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Make i :i+1
FD :i

In the example above, a new variable is created and given the value of 50.
That variable is then referenced in the FD (Forward) command so the cursor goes forward 50.
The next Make command increases the value of i by 1 so it is now 51 and the forward command is called again but this time i is 51 and it goes forward by 51.

Please note

•  Variable names are not case sensitive.
    "Make g 100" is the same as "Make G 100"

•  To refer to the value of a variable, put a colon (:) in front of it.
    So to increase the value of a variable by 1, you say "Make i :i+1",
    not "Make i i+1"