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LET assigns the value of an expression to a variable.
 
[LET] variable=expression
    ■ Use of the keyword LET is optional. The equal sign in the statement
      is enough to inform BASIC that the statement is an assignment
      statement.
    ■ LET statements can be used with record variables only when both
      variables are the same user-defined type. Use the LSET statement
      to assign record variables of different user-defined types.