Game: various *mites: Four Equals Ten

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JohnS Guru Joined: 18/11/2011 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 4344	Posted: 06:39pm 13 Jan 2023         matherp said     Quote   IF a = 1 THEN b = 0 : c = 0 : PRINT "test complete" Personally I hate this syntax as it breaks any common sense rules within Basic (and certainly doesn't work in C) If : is essentially the equivalent of a end-of-statement/newline how can c=0 be executed as part of the condition? My advice and practice is always to have either a simple IF condition THEN onestatement or the normal IF ENDIF I'm not keen, either. In C you can get a rough equivalent if you abuse the comma operator but should I post an example?  Maybe not! John