Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Manual

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2. INPUT
statement
This
is an
instruction
which requests manual
input
data
during program
execution.
General
form
(1)
INPUT
[Variable],
[Variable],
•
•
Example:
INPUT
A,
B,
C,
The
instruction
causes
the Computer
to stop program
execution
and
display
a
question
mark
"?".
When
you
respond
by inputting
data to
the
Computer
and
pressing
(era]
key,
the
Computer
stores data in
a
specified
variable.
The
Computer
carries out this
process
the
number
of times
that
corresponds
to the
number
of
variables
specified
after
an
INPUT
statement.
General
form
(2)
INPUT
"Character",
[Variable],
"Character",
[Variable],--
Example:
INPUT "A
=",
A,
"B
=",
B,
•
This
form
of
instruction
causes the
Computer
to stop program
execution
and
display
a
message
instead
of
"?."
Example
<
Programming
Note
1
:
I
NPUT A '
B
20:
INPUT *C=
#
»C» *DATA D=*
>D
Genera!
form
(1)
General form
(2)
Execution
Operation
Display
Note
Set
to
the
RUN
mode
CE(3JCnDS
?
Display
in
general
form
(1)
3
3_
Inputting
data
[enter]
?
3
is
placed
in
A,
Display
in
general
form
(1)
4
4_
Inputting
data
ewer]
c=
4 is
placed
in B.
Display
in
general
form
(2)
5
5_
Inputting
data.
[enter]
DATA D=
5
is
placed
in C.
Display
in
general
form
(2)
6
6_
Inputting
data
[enter]
>
6
is placed
in
D.
General form
(3)
Example:
INPUT
"Character";
[Variable],
INPUT "C="; C'"D=";D»
'Character";
[Variable]
In
general
form
(2),
if data
is
input after the display of
a
message,
that message
disappears.
In
general
form
(3),
if
a
semicolon
(
;
)
is entered after "Character",
message
does
not appear
and
data
can
be
displayed
following that
"character."
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Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Specifications

General

Brand	Radio Shack
Model	Telephone Interface II
Category	Desktop
Language	English