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Gbbickerton
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Joined: 22/06/2022
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: 05:52pm 09 Feb 2024
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This code prints out 2 columns of zeros, (it is the times and cadence for the British cycling 20 minute warm up) white space is added to align times with cadence when the screen width is set just right, the "DIM" is all on one line.
Why aren't the values being assigned to the array?


DIM integer BS20min (13,2) (300,120,120,120,90 ,30 ,120,6  ,60 ,6  ,60,6  ,165,                          
                           90, 95, 100,105,110,120,90, 150,90, 150,90,150,90)

for x = 0 to 12
for y = 0 to 1
print BS20min (x,y);
print " ";
next y
print   'new line
next x
 
Gbbickerton
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Posted: 06:08pm 09 Feb 2024
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Missing = sign sorted!
 
Frank N. Furter
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Posted: 10:11am 10 Feb 2024
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Can you please post your working code?
Thank you very much!!!

Frank
 
LeoNicolas

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Posted: 08:12pm 10 Feb 2024
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I made some changes to your code

option explicit
option base 0

dim BS20min%(12,1)=(300,120,120,120,90,30,120,6,60,6,60,6,165,  90,95,100,105,110,120,90,150,90,150,90,150,90)
dim x%, y%

for x% = 0 to 12
   for y% = 0 to 1
       print right$(space$(3) + str$(BS20min%(x%, y%)), 3) + " ";
   next y%
   print
next x%


output:


Edited 2024-02-11 06:15 by LeoNicolas
 
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