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* Multiple underscores can be used for the same line of code in QB64 only. | * Multiple underscores can be used for the same line of code in QB64 only. | ||
* Underscores can be used in the middle of variable, sub procedure or [[CONST|constant]] names. | * Underscores can be used in the middle of variable, sub procedure or [[CONST|constant]] names. | ||
* '''The underscore is NOT compatible with | * '''The underscore is NOT compatible with QBasic! The QBasic IDE will remove or move code with leading underscores!''' | ||
* In [[PRINT USING]] an underscore can precede a formatting character to display that character as text in a template [[STRING]]. | * In [[PRINT USING]] an underscore can precede a formatting character to display that character as text in a template [[STRING]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:52, 29 April 2022
An underscore can be used at the end of a line of code to continue a code line to the next line.
Usage: IF x + y > 500 AND x + y < 600 THEN_
- PRINT x + y
- Only QB64 keywords can use a leading underscore! Leading underscores are reserved for QB64 procedure names only!
- The underscore can be anywhere after the code on that line to continue the code to the next line in QB64.
- Multiple underscores can be used for the same line of code in QB64 only.
- Underscores can be used in the middle of variable, sub procedure or constant names.
- The underscore is NOT compatible with QBasic! The QBasic IDE will remove or move code with leading underscores!
- In PRINT USING an underscore can precede a formatting character to display that character as text in a template STRING.
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