Basic Interpreter for 9860
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- nagarajan
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Basic Interpreter for 9860
Hi all,
I downloaded the basic interpreter for my 9860.
I created an example file A.BAS and stored it in the storage memory.
This is my code:
10 INPUT "VALUE A",A
20 B=A+5
30 PRINT "VALUE B";B
40 GOTO 10
This returns with syntax error at line number 10.
Anyone please help me with sample code.
Thanks in advance
I downloaded the basic interpreter for my 9860.
I created an example file A.BAS and stored it in the storage memory.
This is my code:
10 INPUT "VALUE A",A
20 B=A+5
30 PRINT "VALUE B";B
40 GOTO 10
This returns with syntax error at line number 10.
Anyone please help me with sample code.
Thanks in advance
I don't know if you can write a string with INPUT.
It work if you only write : 10 INPUT VAR
I'm in trouble too with IF statement, I wrote :
It work if you only write : 10 INPUT VAR
I'm in trouble too with IF statement, I wrote :
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10 LET X=1
20 IF X=1 THEN PRINT "TRUE" ELSE PRINT "FALSE"
30 PRINT "END"

- nagarajan
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- Posts: 48
- Joined: Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:58 am
- Location: Chennai,India
- Calculators: Casio fx-9750GII, Casio fx-9860G Slim, Casio fx-9860GII
PierrotLL wrote:I don't know if you can write a string with INPUT.
It work if you only write : 10 INPUT VAR
I'm in trouble too with IF statement, I wrote :and I get "Syntax error line 201"
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10 LET X=1
20 IF X=1 THEN PRINT "TRUE" ELSE PRINT "FALSE"
30 PRINT "END"
The string is used to identify what input we are giving.
In other basic compiler it worked.
The readme file says that it won't support relational operators.
There are no = > < <= >= symbols listed in the readme file.
The author only should help us.
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