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in this video we are going to use operators and variables in order to work with numbers we will use a sprite called gobo who will ask the user to enter two numbers and then add them together and display the answer first we must ask ourselves what variables we will need well if the user is going to enter two numbers we need to create two variables one for each number the computer must remember let us create the variables num1 and num2 for these two numbers we will also need a variable to keep the sum of num1 and num2 so we create a variable called sum to remove the ticks from the check boxes to stop the variables from appearing on the stage gobo must ask the user to enter the first number use an ask block and type in enter the first number any value the user types in will be kept in the built-in variable called answer but as any variable can only hold one value at a time we need to transfer the value from answer to one of our own variables letamp;#39;s drag a set block onto the
