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- Subject: Programming Question
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- Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1992 19:07:30 GMT
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- What is the equivalent of this in assembler instead of BASIC:
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- 500 input#15,en,em$,et,es
- 510 if en>0 then print en,em$et,es:stop
- 520 return
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- Actually, I'm only interested in how you might read that kind of information
- into the computer. Or do you need to do something like that in assembler?
- In the examples, they use this sequence to test how open statements worked
- etc. Thanks in advance.
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- Walter H. Dick, III
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