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Name two statements that enables us to create and play sounds in QBASIC

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Answered by kandariabhay2828
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Answer:

QBasic has three ways of making sounds.

BEEP command

SOUND command

PLAY command

BEEP Edit

Earlier used as PRINT CHR$(07) the now available BEEP command makes a beep noise. It is commonly used to attract attention, when some important message is being displayed.

'Syntax example

BEEP

PRINT CHR$(07)

The two commands , as can be seen by running this program on a computer, are exactly the same.

SOUND Edit

The SOUND command produces sound of a specific frequency for a specific duration from the PC Speaker. Only one sound can be played at a time. If multiple SOUND statements are issued sequentially, every statement after the first will not execute until after the previous one finishes.

Syntax Edit

SOUND f, d

f - Frequency in Hertz, ranges from 37 to 32767

d - Duration in ticks, ranges from 0 to 65535, there are 18.2 ticks per second

Example Edit

SOUND 100 , 20

Plays a 100 hertz wave for 20 ticks, about 1.1 seconds.

The lowest frequency allowed by QBasic is 37 Hz, which is roughly a D in the 2nd octave. The highest frequency is 32 767 Hz, but this tone can not be heard, because the normal human hearing range ends at 20 000 Hz.

A secondary function of the SOUND command is to use it to control time in a program.

For x% = 1 TO 10

Print x%

Sound 32000,18.2

NEXT

This program will print the numbers 1 to 10, with a 1 second delay between each number.

PLAY Edit

The PLAY command is for playing musical notes,octave. It can only play one note at a time.

More than that the play command can play a complex stored "song" This is accomplished through the use of a song string. For string command detail,

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Answered by debaprasadrout2006
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Answer:

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Explanation:

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