Day value of
print position
D
D
*5
is column
1
5
6
2
10
11
3
15
16
4 20
21
5
25
26
Examine the output closely
by
adjusting the Display Control dial until the column
lines become clearly visible. Notice that the first digits of the sales are actually printed
one column to the right of the print position specified by the TAB statement. When a
number is printed, the first position.is reserved for a sign.
If
the number is positive,
then the plus sign (
+) is not printed, but the space is still printed.
If
the number is
negative, then the minus sign ( - )
is
displayed.
Note that the variable S(W,D)
is
followed by a semicolon. This suppresses the
carriage return so that the next sales amountprinted for the week will
'be
in the same
line. Since the carriage return was suppressed
in
the print statement
in
line 50, the
week' number and daily sales for that week are all displayed
on
the same line.
Line
89 The NEXT statement defines the end
of
inner loop which displays the sales
for each day.
The PRINT statement in this line generates a carriage return, which causes the next
week's sales
to
be displayed on the next line.
Line
99 The NEXT W statement defines the end
of
the outer loop which causes the
sales for each week to be displayed.
Experiment
#2
Compute and Display
the Weekly Average
The previous program will be changed so that the weekly average sales can be
computed and displayed along with the daily sales.
Change line 40
to:
1I0
PR
I
NT
"WEEK
MoN
TUE
WED
THU
FR
I
AI)G"
and line 80
80
NEXT
0 : PRINT
WA
/ 5
Also enter two new lines:
55
WA
= 0
65
WA
=
WA
+
S(W,o)
List the program to confirm that it is:
5
OPEN
"RAM:SALEoA.oo"
FOR
INPUT
AS
1
10
FOR
W = 1
TO
6 :
FOR
0 = 1
TO
5
20
INPUT
#
1,
S(W,O)
30
NEXT
0 :
NEXT
W
1I0
PRINT
"WEEK
MoN
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
AVG"
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