How to use not operator in qbasic? Write a program.
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The INPUT command is used to gather input from the user. This section will attempt to teach you how to gather input upon request from the user. For real-time input, see QBasic/Advanced Input.
Here is the syntax of the input command:
INPUT "[text to user]"; [variable] ' Question mark added
or
INPUT "[text to user]", [variable] ' No question mark added
Example:
INPUT "What is your name"; name$
or
INPUT "What is your age", age
When a semicolon (;) is used after the text output to the user, a question mark (?) and 'space' are added to the output. When a comma (,) is used no question mark is added.
If a string is specified (eg 'name$'), anything the user enters before pressing the 'return' key will be accepted. If a numeric variable (eg 'age') is specified, the user must enter a number (if any non-numeric key is entered, the error message "Redo from start" will be output and the INPUT command rerun)
Here is the syntax of the input command:
INPUT "[text to user]"; [variable] ' Question mark added
or
INPUT "[text to user]", [variable] ' No question mark added
Example:
INPUT "What is your name"; name$
or
INPUT "What is your age", age
When a semicolon (;) is used after the text output to the user, a question mark (?) and 'space' are added to the output. When a comma (,) is used no question mark is added.
If a string is specified (eg 'name$'), anything the user enters before pressing the 'return' key will be accepted. If a numeric variable (eg 'age') is specified, the user must enter a number (if any non-numeric key is entered, the error message "Redo from start" will be output and the INPUT command rerun)
Rebecca118:
well... i was talking about the not operator
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