10 X=INT(64*RND(0)+1)   
      
   Here, X is a defined as a float, so you're using the variable space of a float   
   and explicitly calling the INT function.   
      
   or   
      
   10 X%=64*RND(0)+1   
      
   Here, X% is defined as an integer it uses less space and it only needs to read   
   and write the bytes of an integer.   
      
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