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3.28 INPUT
Purpose:
BASIC COMMANDS AND STATEMENTS
Allows you to enter values from
the keyboard while a program is
executing.
Format: INPUT ["prompt";] variable I [.
variable 2 .. ]
Comments: When the BASIC interpreter
comes across an INPUT
statement it displays either the
"prompt string", or it just
displays a question mark if the
"prompt string" has not been
included in the statement. Only
one prompt string is allowed
and it must appear immediately
after INPUT .
Example: ] 10 INPUT "A = ";A
] 20 INPUT B
] 30 PRINT "A= ";A;"B = ";B
]RUN
A= 10
? 20
A= 10 B = 20
]
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