The X value is kept in a variable.
Here is a program that draws a row of red circles:
' Draw 10 Red Balloons SCREEN 12 ' start up graphics COLOR 4 ' set the pen color to red ' LET BALLOON = 1 ' start with balloon number 1 DO WHILE BALLOON <= 10 ' end with balloon number 10 LET X = CIRCLE (X, 100), 25 ' draw a balloon LET BALLOON = BALLOON + 1 ' go on to next balloon LOOP ' END
You want each balloon to have a different X for its center, so that there will be a row of balloons. With graphics screen 12 there are 640 pixels across. To evenly space 10 balloons across the screen you want their centers to be spaced about 640 / 10 = 64 pixels apart.
Think of a way to finish the statement:
LET X =