The string variables A$, B$ and C$ will contain the characters for the first, second
and third windows respectively.
Lines 128·148 The characters are printed in the windows.
Line 158 The NEXT T statement defines the end
of
the wheel spinning loop begun in
line
70.
Line 168
If
all three characters are the same, execution jumps to line 200, otherwise
execution continues with line 170.
Line 178 The prompt "PRESS ENTER" is displayed in the lower left comer
of
the
LCD.
Line 188 The keyhoard is scanned until a key
is
pressed.
Line 198 When a key is pressed, the prompt "PRESS ENTER" is erased and
execution transfers to line
20 to repeat the game.
Line
288
A
"W
I
N"
message and a siren are repeated four times.
Line 218 The word
"W
I
N"
is printed on the bottom of the slot machine.
Lines 228.238 This loop produces the siren sound by increasing the frequency in steps
of
50.
Line
248
The
"W
I
N"
message is erased so that it will appear to flash.
Line 258 A FOR / NEXT loop is used to create a short delay.
Line 268 The NEXT J statement defines the end
of
the
"W
I
N"
loop. At the end
of
the loop, execution will transfer to line 170 which will print the prompt and wait for a
key to
be
pressed.
What you have learned:
You have leamed that BASIC programs may be enhanced through the addition
of
sound, animation and simulation. The SOUND statement allows you to create a tone
with a specific pitch and duration. This can be used to generate many different
sounds. Motion on the display can be created in a variety
of
ways, including use
of
the PRINT@ statement. The RND function lets you simulate events by generating a
sequence of random numbers.
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