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− | * When the IDE cursor moves to the next code line, the question mark is changed to PRINT and the | + | * 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 [[ | + | * When an [[INPUT]] statement has no text, a question mark will appear before the input. |
− | * A [[semicolon]] after the [[ | + | * A [[semicolon]] after the [[INPUT]] prompt text will add a question mark after the statement. |
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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