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Two or more IF commands doesn't work
Thanks for the website too monksnake, but those parenthese aren't obliged. I mean, it works well without them, though it could be useful in more difficult IF-lines. I.E. : x = 16 y = 3 IF ((x > 5 AND x < 10) OR y = 3) THEN PRINT "Correct" -
Two or more IF commands doesn't work
I meant that if i put it like this, it didn't work: IF throw = 23 AND throw = 29 @Franklin: I used monksnakes way, it works fine. :) -
Two or more IF commands doesn't work
Well.. I'm just making a very simple dartboard without the dartboard itself :) . Just the system behind it in QBasic. It doens't really matter right? It's useful when you want to edit, but then again, if you number high enough (in xxx) you don't have to worry about that problem. It may be a bit... -
Two or more IF commands doesn't work
First of all, i would like to see goodday to you because this is my first post and topic at this forum. When i use two or more IF commands, it uses the last one, i'll give an example. I'm making an simple dartbord by the way: 0 CLS 05 score = 501 10 INPUT "Please typ a throw in numbers:" throw...
