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## Overview
The **`length()` function** in Euphoria is used to return the size of a sequence. 

The sequence length depends on how many members the sequence has and the number of whitespaces it includes.

## Syntax
```
length(my_seq)
```
* **`my_seq`**: This is the sequence variable whose size needs to be determined.
## Return value
This function returns an atom, which is the length of the sequence.

## Code example
The code written below returns the size of the sequence.



--declare atom variables	
atom an_atom1, an_atom2, an_atom3

--check the length of different variables
an_atom1 = length({0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9})
an_atom2 = length({{1,2}, {3,4}, {5,6}})
an_atom3 = length("I am going to win it")

--print the result to output
print(1,an_atom1)
puts(1,"\n")

print(1,an_atom2)

puts(1,"\n")
print(1,an_atom3)

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## Code explanation
* **Line 2**: We declare the atom variables.
* **Lines 5–7**: We call the `length()` method on the sequence and hold the return value in the assigned value.
* **Lines 10, 13, and 16**: We print the output values to the screen, using the **`printf()` method**.
* In this code, the **`puts()` methods** is used to print new lines.

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What is the length() function in Euphoria?

The length() function in Euphoria returns the size of a sequence, including white spaces.