Apple IIe - Page 115

Apple BASIC Reference Guide 115
evaluates as false, the st. atement immediately following THEN
will not be executed. Program control will branch to the next
statement even if that statement is on the same program line as
the IF, THEN statement.
For example,
if the following statement evaluated as true,
IF X=15 THEN PRINT "TRUE": PRINT X
the following would be displayed:
TRUE
15
If this statement evaluated as false, TRUE would not be displayed.
However, the value for X would be displayed.
Applesoft
Integer
IN#
Example
100 IF X > 8 THEN X = 0
110 Y=Y+1
100 IF X > 8 THEN X = 0 : Y = Y+1
• Applesoft
• Integer
IN# specifies the peripheral slot which will be providing sub-
sequent
input for the lie.
Configuration
IN#
argument
argument is a numeric constant or numeric expression which
specifies the peripheral slot. The numeric constant must be an
integer for Integer BASIC. The value of the argument must be
between 1 and 7.