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VAL
The function VAL converts a string into a number. VAL(string) => number
Strings11 April 27, 2024 -
CHAR
The function CHAR return the character with the ASCII value number. CHAR(number) => character Example A = CHAR(65)PRINT "DAS ASCII–ZEICHEN VON 65 IST "; A
Strings10 April 27, 2024 -
ASC
The function ASC returns the ASCII value Wert of a character. ASC(character) => number Example A = ASC("A")PRINT "ASCII-WERT VON A IST", A
Strings7 April 27, 2024 -
LINE
The LINE method draws a line from point (x1|y1) to point (x2|y2). The line thickness is defined using the STROKE method. The color is defined using the COLOR method. LINE(x1,y1, x2, y2)
Graphics8 April 27, 2024 -
TEXT
The TEXT method outputs a text starting at the point (x|y) with the font size font size. The color is defined using the COLOR method. TEXT(text, x, y, font-size)
Graphics5 April 27, 2024 -
BOX
The BOX method draws a rectangle with the two corners (x1|y1) and (x2|y2). The line thickness is defined using the STROKE method. The color is defined using the COLOR method. The fill is defined using the FILL method. BOX(x1, y1, x2, y2)
Graphics13 April 27, 2024 -
DOT
The DOT method draws a point at the position (x|y). The color is defined using the COLOR method. DOT(x, y)
Graphics10 April 27, 2024 -
CIRCLE
The CIRCLE method draws a circle with radius radius around the center point (x|y). The line thickness is defined using the STROKE method. The color is defined using the COLOR method. The fill is defined using the FILL method. CIRCLE(x, y, radius)
Graphics11 April 27, 2024 -
OVAL
The OVAL function draws an ellipse. The size of the ellipse is defined by the rectangle with the corners (x1|y1) and (x2|y2). The fill is defined with FILL. The color is defined with COLOR. The line thickness is defined with STROKE. OVAL(x1, y1, x2, y2)
Graphics10 April 27, 2024 -
STROKE
The STROKE method defines the line thickness with which an object is drawn. STROKE(number)
Graphics6 April 27, 2024 -
TIME
The TIME function returns the current time as a character string. TIME() => character string Example A = TIME()PRINT "CURRENT TIME: ", A
Date/Time5 April 27, 2024 -
DATE
The DATE function returns the current date as a character string. DATE() => string Example A = DATE()PRINT "CURRENT DATE:", A
Date/Time11 April 27, 2024 -
DUMPFILE
The DUMPFILE function outputs the file as a character string. There are three options for the output: as numbers as numbers in hexadecimal format as a character string DUMPFILE(mode) => character string mode = 0 => output as numbersmode = 1 => Output in hexadecimal formatmode...
Files9 April 27, 2024 -
ISSTRING
The ISSTRING function checks whether a variable is a character string. ISSTRING(variable) => 0 or 1
Check Datatypes9 April 27, 2024 -
ISNUMBER
The ISNUMBER function checks whether a variable is a number. ISNUMBER(variable) => 0 or 1
Check Datatypes11 April 27, 2024 -
ISLIST
The ISLIST function checks whether a variable is a list. ISLIST(variable) => 0 or 1
Check Datatypes10 April 27, 2024 -
ISDOUBLE
The ISDOUBLE function checks whether a variable is a real number. ISDOUBLE(variable) => 0 or 1
Check Datatypes26 April 27, 2024 -
ISCHAR
The ISCHAR function checks whether a variable is a character. ISCHAR(variable) => 0 or 1
Check Datatypes12 April 27, 2024 -
GOTO
...and backward jumps are...
Control Structures11 April 27, 2024 -
PRINT
The PRINT command is used to output texts and the contents of variables. The syntax of the command is PRINT argumentlist where argumentlist is a list of expressions, variables or character strings separated by a comma or semicolon. Comma sets the output left-aligned with a tabulator of 8...
Commands8 April 27, 2024
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