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Snoopyo
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I wrote a game in QBasic (Dos) a long time ago and I was trying to port it to the calculator. I didn't have trouble with most of it but how would you convert this?
IF C < 10: THEN dName% = " None"
IF C > 9 AND C < 20: THEN dName% = "1st Grade"
IF C > 19 AND C < 30 THEN dName% = "2nd Grade"
IF C > 29 AND C < 40 THEN dName% = "3rd Grade"
IF C > 39 AND C < 50 THEN dName% = "4th Grade"
IF C > 49 AND C < 60 THEN dName% = "5th Grade"
IF C > 59 THEN dName% = " Learned"
I got this far, and I know it's not right...
IF C < 10: THEN Str2 = " None"
IF C > 9: AND C < 20: THEN Str2 = "1st Grade"
IF C > 19: AND C < 30: THEN Str2 = "2nd Grade"
IF C > 29: AND C < 40: THEN Str2 = "3rd Grade"
IF C > 39: AND C < 50: THEN Str2 = "4th Grade"
IF C > 49: AND C < 60: THEN Str2 = "5th Grade"
IF C > 59: THEN Str2 = " Learned" |
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Iambian
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Joined: 13 Mar 2004
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2004 09:37:29 pm Post subject: |
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Cut out the "THEN". And, place the "AND"s on the same line, not separated with colons.
The Optimized code should read the following (where the string is placed in the Ans variable)
IF C<10:"None"
IF C>9 AND C<20:"1st Grade"
IF C>19 AND C<20:"2nd Grade"
IF C>29 AND C<20:"3rd Grade"
IF C>39 AND C<20:"4th Grade"
IF C>49 AND C<20:"5th Grade"
IF C>59: "Learned"
And then you could have to display:
Disp Ans
Or you could store that answer.
Ans->Str2
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You only put in the "THEN" statements if your condition spans across more than one command. After the series of commands that you want affected by this, you would put an "END" at the end.
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Snoopyo
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2004 09:39:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Awesome, thanks. |
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Snoopyo
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2004 10:13:26 pm Post subject: |
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| It's giving me syntax errors with the AND |
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Jedd
1980 Pong World Champion
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2004 10:43:17 pm Post subject: |
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| Make sure you are pressing [2nd][Test][Right] for AND, you can't just type "AND". |
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Snoopyo
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| Posted: 17 Mar 2004 04:37:58 pm Post subject: |
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| Alright! Thanks everyone, I got it to work. |
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