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Post by daveylibra on Jan 25, 2015 18:39:08 GMT -5
Hi, I am just trying to write a very simple program in RunBasic, but as I am a beginner I am struggling.
I am trying to create an array of numbers, depending on another number I input. So far I have
DIM P(100) P(1)=1 P(2)=2 P(3)=2
FOR X=4 TO 100 INPUT N
I then want to do this: If N is one of a certain set of numbers, lets say 1 for simplicity, the next item in the array - P(X)- keeps the value of the previous one. If N is one of another set of numbers, lets say 0, I want to 'cross off' (or make 0) the previous value in the list, and also the first value in the list that is not already crossed off. I then make P(X) equal to the next value in the list, plus 1. If all values are crossed off, END.
But there must be something wrong with my syntax, as whatever I do, if I PRINT P(X) I get
Error: #asIfnumber
any advice on how to write the progression would be much appreciated.
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Post by StefanPendl on Jan 26, 2015 4:14:42 GMT -5
DIM P(100) P(1)=1 P(2)=2 P(3)=2
FOR X=4 TO 100 INPUT N NEXT END
The code above would be fully runable, yours was missing essential parts. You now have the loop to input the numbers, you would need a second loop to check and change the array.
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Post by daveylibra on Jan 26, 2015 6:22:03 GMT -5
Thanks! But I need to update the array one by one, as N is input
I have
DIM P(100) P(1)=1 P(2)=2 P(3)=2
FOR X=4 TO 100 INPUT N SELECT CASE N CASE N=1 REM NEXT VALUE STAYS THE SAME P(X)=P(X-1)
CASE N=0 REM CALC NEXT VALUE P(X-1)=0 REM CROSS OFF PREVIOUS VALUE FOR Y=1 TO X IF P(Y)<>0 THEN P(Y)=0: P(X)=P(Y+1)+1: END FOR REM CROSS OFF 1ST VALUE IN LIST THAT HAS NOT BEEN CROSSED OF ALREADY, AND MAKE OUR NEXT REM VALUE THE NEXT VALUE IN OUR LIST +1 NEXT Y END SELECT
FOR Y=1 TO X IF P(Y)=0 THEN CHECK=0 ELSE CHECK=1: REM CHECK IF ALL VALUES ARE 0 NEXT Y IF CHECK=0 THEN PRINT "STOP": END
PRINT "PROGRESSION IS NOW " FOR Y=1 TO X PRINT P(Y);" "; NEXT Y
NEXT X
....but not sure if this syntax is correct.
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Post by StefanPendl on Jan 27, 2015 14:09:21 GMT -5
If you use the variable at the SELECT CASE line, you can not use a complete condition at the CASE line. Instead you only use the expected value.
In addition there is no END FOR, just an EXIT FOR.
I added indent and moved the remarks so it is more readable. To preserve the indent in messages, use the CODE tags.
DIM P(100) P(1)=1 P(2)=2 P(3)=2
FOR X=4 TO 100 INPUT N
SELECT CASE N CASE 1 REM NEXT VALUE STAYS THE SAME P(X)=P(X-1)
CASE 0 REM CALC NEXT VALUE REM CROSS OFF PREVIOUS VALUE P(X-1)=0
FOR Y=1 TO X IF P(Y)<>0 THEN P(Y)=0: P(X)=P(Y+1)+1: EXIT FOR REM CROSS OFF 1ST VALUE IN LIST THAT HAS NOT BEEN CROSSED OF ALREADY, AND MAKE OUR NEXT REM VALUE THE NEXT VALUE IN OUR LIST +1 NEXT Y END SELECT
FOR Y=1 TO X REM CHECK IF ALL VALUES ARE 0 IF P(Y)=0 THEN CHECK=0 ELSE CHECK=1 NEXT Y
IF CHECK=0 THEN PRINT "STOP": END
PRINT "PROGRESSION IS NOW "
FOR Y=1 TO X PRINT P(Y);" "; NEXT Y NEXT X
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Post by daveylibra on Jan 28, 2015 5:14:03 GMT -5
Thanks Stefan this has been a major help to me! Good luck with your endeavours...
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