06-15-2022, 06:14 AM
In QB64pe 0.8.2 take a look at this code:
Notice that the first line simply set a string and that the string contains a comma.
The second line is asking for input from a user. Start typing in a string of characters, and somewhere along the line, try to type a comma. The comma will not be accepted.
When it gets to the print statements, it prints the string of text that includes a comma, so clearly a comma is a valid character in a string. Since a comma is a valid character, an INPUT should allow a user to input a comma as part of the string.
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a$ = "This is a string, with a comma"
Input b$
Print a$
Print b$Notice that the first line simply set a string and that the string contains a comma.
The second line is asking for input from a user. Start typing in a string of characters, and somewhere along the line, try to type a comma. The comma will not be accepted.
When it gets to the print statements, it prints the string of text that includes a comma, so clearly a comma is a valid character in a string. Since a comma is a valid character, an INPUT should allow a user to input a comma as part of the string.