I use this code several times. Is there a way to store this in a string or a variable instead of writing it out every time?

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You can put this into a subprogram (another program) and recall the program name where you want to use that code. (2nd+sto) (prgm+<)(scroll to name)(enter)

That will require multiple programs though. First of all, this piece of code (The getKey loop) can be replaced by a Pause command. But, if you want a copy and paste method, write the code out like this: "Repeat Ans=105:getKey:End:ClrHome"->Str1. Then, in your program whenever you want to paste this code, use Rcl Str1. Or, store this in a subprogram but instead of selecting the program name, use rcl and then the program, which will copy and paste it instead of just calling it.

Would it work to implement a "Skills" factor whereby making certain choices, your intelligence, or charisma improves, furthermore allowing different choices to be made?

If I did, could this work by adding 1 to a variable each time you make a decision that affects that skill, and having each variable correspond to a trait (Ex. A->Intellengce if A=3 that choice is available)

If anyone has any other ideas or advice, I would appreciate it

According to SourceCoder 3, there is an error on the part in the code where the random integer is chosen. Here is the code for it

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I don't see what is wrong. Thanks for the help.

The randInt command should not be tabbed in like it is. For that matter, all the code shouldn't be tabbed in as much as it is.

As I put it in, it tabbed by its self. I'll fix it. Thanks!

I removed all of the tabs and now the code looks like this

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It still says there is an error at "randInt(1,3)->x, and nothing I do seems to fix it.

You have extra spaces after the ClrHome command. Please remove them.

There is nothing I hate more than spaces

For some reason when the program runs this Lbl, it ends the program. Why does it do this?

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Disregard my last post. I am trying to write some code that checks if two variables meet requirements. I want it to check the variables A and B. First, A needs to be larger than 8. If it is it generates a random number between 1 and 2, and stores it as Z. It then should if Z equals 1 and if B is larger than 8. It should then display Z equals 1. If Z equals two, then it does the same thing but instead displays Z equals 2. This is just a proof of concept. Right now, when I run it displays Z equals one no matter what. It also gives a syntax error at the End and the end of the if-then loop.

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1: You can just type
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2: Return (in basic terms) exits the program.
3: It should be
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And the same thing with the reverse at the end of the program.

In my code, it always stops with a syntax error at the 2nd to last "End". There isn't an extra space this time

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That's not quite how the ' and ' command works

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Every condition should be on the same line as the If statement it's tied to.
It should look like this:

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Also

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This is a big no-no, when you use 'Goto' within an If statement or loop it creates memory leak. Memory leaks will greatly slow down your program and will eventually make your program crash due to a lack of RAM. You can learn more about them here.
Also when you only have one line of code after the If statement, you don't need a 'Then' or 'End'. Single line If statements also don't cause memory leaks. Therefore that code could look like this:

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(Please ignore the random spacing if it's there)

Wow Thanks! I had no idea about memory leaks, and that could have messed me up. I really appreciate it! Also I changed the code to this, and it puts the syntax error at the "Else"

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I don't see why that would throw an error on the Else line, however, the and is still used incorrectly. Also, the Else statement is useless here because there is no code block after it (if the condition is not true, do nothing) so you could just remove it entirely.

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After recently learning about memory leaks, how would I have this code without the goto inside of the if-then loop?

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Since your menu only contains two options, we can use a Boolean variable to store whether to go to Label P or W after exiting the if...then...else...end structure. Truly, a very simple custom menu might work better, but you can do whatever you want. For example:


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I have absolutely no idea how to make custom menus. Thanks for the advice.