Below is the program to calculate the cube of the user input number. Explanation: To find the cube, we will be using the exponentiation operator (^). The operator is used to raise a number to an exponent of a designated number. Coming to the example, a ^ 3 is used which means a is raised …
Below is the program to calculate the square of the user input number. Explanation: To find the square, we will be using the exponentiation operator (^). The operator is used to raise a number to an exponent of a designated number. Coming to the example, a ^ 2 is used which means a is raised …
As we know, QBASIC supports different types of looping structures; WHILE…WEND, FOR…NEXT and DO…LOOP WHILE. Since, WHILE…WEND and DO…LOOP WHILE has much significance, let’s understand the difference between WHILE…WEND loop and FOR…NEXT loop in QBASIC. FOR loop provides a concise way of writing the loop structure. A FOR loop contains the loop variable initialization, condition …
Following is a basic program to print numbers from 1 to 5 using DO…LOOP WHILE loop in QBASIC. Explanation: DO…LOOP WHILE is similar to WHILE…WEND loop except for the piece of code is executed first before the condition is checked. Let’s understand the syntax and differences from WHILE…WEND loop. The loop starts with initializing the …
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Below is the QBASIC program to display the numbers from 1 to 5 using WHILE…WEND looping statement. The main objective of the example is to understand the syntax of WHILE…WEND loop. Explanation: Unlike FOR loop where the value of the loop variable is initialized in the looping statement, the loop variable is initialized before the …
Below is a program to print numbers from 1 to 5. This is a basic example of for loop in QBASIC. The main objective is to understand what loop is and how it is used. Explanation: Let’s first understand what a loop in QBASIC is. Loop means to run a piece of code a repeated …
Below is a QBASIC program to find if a number entered by the user is even or odd. Explanation: First, let’s understand even and odd numbers. Even numbers are those that are divisible by 2 (2,4,6,8,10…) and the ones that are not divisible by 2 are odd numbers(1,3,5,7,9,…). Now, to determine whether a number is …
The example below takes a number from a user as input and displays it. Explanation: The first line starting with a single quote(‘) is a comment which is not interpreted by the QBASIC interpreter. Comments are very useful to remember what the statements are being used for in the program or to know what the …
QBASIC stands for Quick Beginners’ All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. QBASIC is one of the most popular high-level programming languages. Now let’s have a look at a basic example to understand some of the basic statements used in QBASIC. CLS is used to clear the output screen. PRINT is used to display output messages to the …
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. A markup language? What is it used for? Let’s discuss what HTML is along with why and where is it used for? As discussed above, it is a markup language used in creating markups for web pages. For anyone trying to learn web development, the primary thing to learn …
