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Yup,, links are gone does anyone have a copy of this?

Good..
This is becoming a reference wiky

Commodore basic is Microsoft basic.. so I guess there is not a surprise there. I guess MSX basic report true as -1 too? Tiny Basic was a kind of a "open source" proyect in response to the Microsoft basic being heavy and expensive.. they used the (c)copyleft and wrong reserved marks.... as far as I s...

Wow.. really surprised!!!!!

12 LET X=1 13 LET Y=1 14 LET G=0 15 LET S=0 16 LET M=0 Should be: 12 LET X=PI/PI 13 LET Y=X 14 LET G=TAN PI 15 LET S=G 16 LET M=S It's now a perfect tutorial !!! Without any D_File stuff !!! ... dedicated to Crayon21. TAN PI = ("Tant pis" in French) ... "so much worse." :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol...

I know now.
Its a good tutorial!!!

XavSnap wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 1:32 am

Really !

Imagine a foggy map with many treasures or monsters.


Don't tell me Spanish can't imagine treasures or monsters in a map !!!

Yes!!! I mean I can't see the hidden treasures through the fog in your map....

As far as the ZX80, ZX81 and ZX Spectrum BASICs are concerned, anything other than zero is ‘true’. Including negative numbers. Mark Yes. But I am talking about the result of a true expression ... LET A=A+(C=B) won't work the same on ZX80 than on ZX81.. let alone logical operators as they are bitwis...

Oh I see now
Or I don't

Hi, I was messing around with some Tiny BASIC codes and porting them to ZX80.. and found that <,>,=,<> operators used as comparators gives "-1" if true as a result :shock: PRINT 5<6 gives -1 I tried with ZX81 and result is 1(positive) if condition is true. ZX80 4K BASIC has some relevant diferencies...