Turning on odd numbered LEDs

In this project, 8 LEDs are connected to PORTB of a PIC microcontroller.
When the project is started (or when reset), only the odd numbered LEDs turn on (i.e. the LEDs connected to bit 1, bit 3, bit 5, and bit 7 of PORTB).

‘*********************************************************************
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‘                           TURN ON ODD NUMBERED LEDS
‘                           ============================
‘
‘ This program turns on odd numbered LEDs (bit 1, bit 3, bit 5, bit 7) connected
‘ to PORTB of a PIC16F627 microcontroller.
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‘
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‘ Author:               Dogan Ibrahim
‘ Date:                  October, 2005
‘ Compiler:           PicBasic
‘ File:                    LED5.BAS
‘
‘ Modifications
‘ ===========
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‘*********************************************************************
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‘ SYMBOLS
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Symbol TRISB = $86                                            ‘ TRISB address
Symbol PORTB = $06                                           ‘ PORTB address

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‘ START OF MAIN PROGRAM
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POKE TRISB, 0                                            ‘ Set PORTB pins as outputs
POKE PORTB, $AA                                     ‘ Turn on odd numbered LEDs

END                                                              ‘ End of program

‘*****************************************************************
‘
‘                           TURN ON ODD NUMBERED LEDS
‘                           ============================
‘
‘ This program turns on odd numbered LEDs (bit 1, bit 3, bit 5, bit 7) connected
‘ to PORTB of a PIC16F627 microcontroller.
‘
‘
‘
‘ Author:               Dogan Ibrahim
‘ Date:                   October, 2005
‘ Compiler:           PicBasic Pro
‘ File:                    LED6.BAS
‘
‘ Modifications
‘ ==========
‘
‘*****************************************************************
‘
‘ DEFINITIONS
‘
‘
‘ START OF MAIN PROGRAM
‘
TRISB = 0                                           ‘ Set PORTB pins as outputs
PORTB = $AA                                    ‘ Turn on odd numbered LEDs

END                                                    ‘ End of program

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