Difference between revisions of "Question mark"

Latest revision as of 03:03, 1 May 2011

A question mark can be used as a substitute shortcut to typing PRINT when creating code.

Usage: ?"Hello world"

Result: PRINT "Hello world"

When the IDE cursor moves to the next code line, the question mark is changed to PRINT and the prompt text and variable are spaced appropriately.
When an INPUT statement has no text, a question mark will appear before the input.
A semicolon after the INPUT prompt text will add a question mark after the statement.

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-* When the IDE cursor moves to the next code line, the question mark is changed to PRINT and the quoted text or variable is spaced appropriately.
+* When the IDE cursor moves to the next code line, the question mark is changed to PRINT and the prompt text and variable are spaced appropriately.
-* When an [[INPUT]] or [[LINE INPUT]] statement has no text, a question mark will appear before the input.
+* When an [[INPUT]] statement has no text, a question mark will appear before the input.
-* A [[semicolon]] after the [[INPUT]] or [[LINE INPUT]] prompt text will add a question mark after the statement.
+* A [[semicolon]] after the [[INPUT]] prompt text will add a question mark after the statement.