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My 1st Demo - BloodyHash - 05-19-2024 Thanks for y'all help guys i finally able to make a small very small demo lol Now i wanna do Equipment attack points and etc if anyone could help me with that dm me on disc (hashdaking) my discord RE: My 1st Demo - JRace - 05-19-2024 (05-19-2024, 02:36 PM)BloodyHash Wrote: Thanks for y'all help guys i finally able to make a small very small demo lol Bug report: Notice the 0 being printed at the end of the last line below: Instead of setting HP to 0, lines 17 & 18 of your demo are printing the result of the comparison (HP=0), which is false (0) at those points in your demo, because HP is actually 100. The semicolon ( ; ) prevents the PRINT and INPUT statements from printing linefeeds, so "; HP=0" has the demo printing the result of comparing HP to 0. (Comparisons like x=y, a<>b, etc, are functions which return a value of false (0) or true (non-zero, specifically -1 in Basic).) The colon ( : ) is the statement separator in Basic. If your intention is to print something and then set HP to 0 then you should change those semicolons ( ; ) to colons ( : ) (Note: If you plan on distributing your source code, many people do not like seeing multiple source statements packed onto one line, although such program density was common back in Ye Olde Dayes, when address spaces were small and RAM was expensive.). OR you could just move the "HP = 0" operations to their own lines (which is a coding style that many people find more readable): Code: (Select All) 'DEMO.BAS: |