UINT statement

The uint statement is used to define one or more variables of type uint. This means that a 16 bit memory location is reserved for use by the program and that the location is given the symbolic name specified by the programmer. Variables of type uint are used to store numbers in the range 0 to 65535.

Any number of variables may be defined in one uint statement

e.g.
	uint	var1
	uint	var1, var2, var3