Owner`s manual
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<
<>
or
><
>=or=<
<=or=<
*
+
10
IF
A<X
THEN."
If
variable A
is
smaller than X, executes commands from
THEN
onward.
10
IF
A<>F
THEN
...
If
variable A and X are not equal, executes commands
from THEN onward.
10
IF
A>=X
THEN
10
IF
A<=X
THEN
40
IF
(A>X) *
(8)
If
variable A
is
greater than or equal to X, executes
commands from THEN onward.
If
variable A
is
smaller than or equal to X, executes
commands from THEN onward.
If
variable A is greater than X and variable B
is
greater
Y)
THEN
.......... than
Y,
executes commands from THEN onward.
50
IF
(A>X) +
(8)
If
variable A
is
greater than X or variable B
is
greater
Y)
THEN
.......... than Y, executes commands from THEN onward.
5.1.19 Other Symbols
?
•
200
?
"A+B=
"; A Can be used instead of PRINT. Consequently, statement
+ B number
200
and
210
are the same.
210
PRINT
"A+B
=";
A+B
220
A=X:B=X
t
2:
A symbol to express punctuation of the command state-
lA.B
ment; used in multiple commands. There are 3 command
statements used in the statement number
220
multiple
command.
230
PRINT
"AB";
"C
Executes PRINT continuously. As a result line number
0";
"EF" 230, "ABCDEF"
is
displayed
on
the screen continuously,
with no space.
240
INPUT
"X=";
X Displays "X
="
on screen; awaits data key input of string
$ variable
XS.
250 PRINT"
AB
n,"C Executes PRINT with tabulation. For statement number
0",
"E"
250,
first AB
is
displayed on the screen, then CD
is
displayed in the position
10
characters to the right of A,
and then E
is
displayed in the position
10
characters to the
right of C.