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semicolon
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variable
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lesson
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Operator
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Expression
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Assignment statement
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Tuple
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Operation
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In programming, assignment operators assign a value to a variable. The equal sign is the most common assignment operator.
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The symbol (:=) in PL/SQL. Variables can be assigned an initial value, using either the DEFAULT keyword or PL/SQL assignment operator (:=).
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a function that sets a pre-existing variable to a value of the same type
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a member function that sets a pre-existing object to the same value as another object of the same type
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The equals sign, one example of an operator. This takes everything to the operator's right until a semicolon, evaluates it, and sets the variable that is to the immediate left of the operator to that value. First seen in lesson 1.
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a clever little short cut that helps clean up your code, and can make things run a little faster
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