
Operating Functions
Chapter 5
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Causes a question mark (?) to print on the console device. This
prompts you to input two numbers separated by a comma. If you do
not enter enough data, the module prints TRY AGAIN on the console
device.
Example:
u10 INPUT A,B
u20 PRINT A,B
uRUN
?1
TRY AGAIN
?1,2
12
READY
You can write the INPUT statement so that a descriptive prompt tells
you what to enter. The message to be printed is placed in quotes after
the INPUT statement. If a comma appears before the first variable on
the input list, the question mark prompt character is not displayed.
Examples:
u10 INPUT“ENTER A NUMBER” A u10 INPUT”ENTER A NUMBER–”,A
u20 PRINT SQR(A) u20 PRINT SQR(A)
u30 END u30 END
uRUN uRUN
ENTER A NUMBER ENTER A NUMBER–100
?100 10
10
You can also assign strings with an INPUT statement. Strings are
always terminated with a carriage return (cr). If more than one string
input is requested with a single INPUT statement, the module prompts
you with a question mark.
5.4.16
Statement: INPUT
(continued)
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