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Variables can be useful because they hold a certain number/data value that can easily be accessed and changed. For example, in a game, a players score is a variable that changes as the player gets more points; ie coins, items, etc.

natulia [17]3 years ago

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Variables can be used to store data, that can be easily accessible.

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