Hello World

[MCOjerry]

10 x=1
20 for x=1 to 100
30 print "Hello World";
40 x=x+1
50 next x



You guys are all youngsters...



W-E-L-C-O-M-E ! ! !


-crisp

This looks like something we used to do in computer class on the texas intruments computers and apple IIe's in middle school. Does it fill the screen with Hello World?

[LatinDragonXJC]

10 x=1
20 for x=1 to 100
30 print "Hello World";
40 x=x+1
50 next x



You guys are all youngsters...



W-E-L-C-O-M-E ! ! !


-crisp

Sheesh that was soooo BASIC, pun intended.

[Sebas007]

Welcome man !!


Crisp why you increment x at line 40 and then you do a next x at line 50 ??

10 x=1
20 for x=1 to 100
30 print "Hello World";
40 x=x+1
50 next x



You guys are all youngsters...



W-E-L-C-O-M-E ! ! !


-crisp

[crispone]

^^^ I believe you gotta do the increment AND next it to count UP to the 100 and end, eh?


Perhaps me basic recall is gone awry?

TRON it, then we be able to SEE what goin' on fur shur...


-crisp

[Down2TheC]

older basic: it will just print it 50 times.
Newer: You'll get a warning telling not to fuss around with the index of a for-next loop.

Anyway... welcome to the forum. You're obviously a veteran of forum etiquette and it is appreciated.

[shocar4]

welcome to our world! nice to have ya!

[DoctorMark]

welcome man!

[NeFaRiOuS_SLE]

Code: Select all

c
c   Welcome to SolaraGuy!
c
      Program Welcome

      implicit none
      logical DONE

      DO while (.NOT. DONE)
        write(*,10)
      END DO
   10 format('Welcome to SolaraGuy!')
      END

Try THAT for old!!! Keep in mind I'm 21 though, so don't assume it's C or Visual, and here's a hint: It works on an IBM AS/400 midrange computer.