Re-use previously introduced variables#412
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You're welcome, and thanks for merging :-) |
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Re-use previously introduced variables
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Hello :-) I wondered whether it was intentional that only 2 of the 3 initially introduced variables are reused in the immediately following examples. If not, here's a suggestion to do just that.