Texas Instruments TI-99/4A User Reference Guide

INPUT
Responding to an Input Statement
Examples:
:>NFU
AS
AS: :
8$
8$: :
C$
C$: :
D$
OS; X: :
ES
E$
INPUT
PRINT
INPUT
PRINT
INPUT
PRINT
INPUT
x=soo
PRINT
INPUT
PRINT
END
:>100
>110
:>170
>130
>140
>150
>160
>170
>180
>190
>200
>210
RUN
? "JONES, MARY"
JONES. MARY
When an INPUT statement is performed, the values corresponliing
to the variables must be entered in the same order as they are listed
in the
INPUT statement. When you enter the values, they must all
be entered in one input line (up to 4 screen lines) with the vahlPr;;
separated by commas. When inputting string values, you may
enclose the string in quotes. However,
if the string you wish to
input contains a comma, a leading quote mark, leading spaces, or
trailing spaces, it must be enclosed in quotes.
? "'''' H ELL 0 THE RE .11 '"
"HEllO THERE"
? "JAMES B. SMITH, JR."
JAMES B. SMITH, JR.
? "SELLING PRICE IS "
SELLING PRICE IS 500
? TEXAS
TEXAS
** DONE **
Variables are assigned values from left to right in the variabIe·list.
Thus, subscript expressions in the variable-list are not evaluated
until variables to the left have been assigned values.
>NEW
>100 INPUT I,A(I)
>110 PRINT I:A(3)
>120 END
RU N
? 3,7
3
7
** DUNE **
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Texas Instruments TI-99/4A Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Texas Instruments
Model	TI-99/4A
Type	Home Computer
Release Year	1981
CPU	TMS9900
CPU Speed	3 MHz
RAM	16 KB
RAM Expandable To	48 KB
ROM	26 KB
Graphics	TMS9918A
Display Resolution	256 x 192
Text Mode	32 x 24
Colors	16
Operating System	TI BASIC
Keyboard	Chiclet keyboard
Storage	Cartridge
Optional Storage	Floppy disk drive
Ports	RS-232
Optional Ports	Parallel printer port