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I read that I can't use Integer datatype for decimals, and after I changed the decimals to whole numbers, I stopped getting the errors. Str didn't give me any errors, however I am having problem with some of my if statements , and maybe that could be the reason. Thanks for your help, Glenn...

I am trying to do the following expression and receive an error: damage := (str*2.5)-(.5*marmor); and i get an error like this: [ or .) needed. Can anyone please help? Thanks!

Thanks everyone. earthandfire, I tried your procedure, but it is still not working for me. My cursor isn't moving when I press "A". Is there something you missed or I missed? Current code with your modification: program stupid; uses crt; var arrowkey : char; x, y : integer; tmp : char...

Hi folks. I'm pretty new to pascal 7.0 and desire help if any are willing. What I'm trying to do: When a user presses "a", the cursor will move 5 spaces to the right. If I replace the last 'x' in the last 'gotoxy' with '10', the program works. But I need the function to return the value of X...

program myst; uses crt; var name: string; pref: byte; yn1: char; (*procedure name_prefix; forward;*) procedure enter_name; begin clrscr; TextColor(3); writeln ('Welcome to Mystrunner. Before we get any further, '); writeln ('please enter the name you wish to...

(not the whole code) program myst; uses crt; yn1 : char; <---variable for yes or no (*------------------------*) procedure enter_name; begin writeln ('Do you like this name?'); yn1 := GetKey; readln (yn1) If yn1 = #78 then enter_name; if yn1 = #89 then name_pref...