Class 6 Lesson
12
QB64 Statements
Q1. What is the use of INPUT statement? What does a
computer do when we use INPUT statement?
Ans. The input
statement is used to accept a data item from the user and store it in a
variable. A computer performs the following tasks when we use Input Statement:
1.
It stops the
further execution of the program.
2.
It prints
question mark on the screen.
3.
It waits for the
user to key in its response and press the enter key.
4.
It assigns the
same data item into the corresponding variable.
Q2. What is the use of PRINT statement using TAB
function?
Ans. The TAB
function is used to move the print position to the column given in its
argument. This statement is quite suitable for printing tabular type of
results.
Syntax: PRINT TAB (C);
“Constant/Variable/Expression”
Q3. Differentiate between the use of PRINT statement
with comma and semicolon by using examples.
Ans. PRINT with Semi Colon: It is
used to display the values One after another, without any space in between.
Syntax: PRINT
(variable);(variable);…
Example: LET X$= “MY”
LET Y$= “NAME”
PRINT X$; Y$
END
PRINT with Comma:
It is used to display the values one after
another with plenty of spaces in between. Only five values can be printed in
one line.
Syntax: PRINT
(Variable), (Variable)
Example: LET X =78
LET Y = 22
LET Z = 52
PRINT X, Y, Z
END
Q4. What is the use of Assignment statement?
Ans. The Assignment
statement is used to assign or give a value to a variable.
Syntax:
[LET] <Variable Name> =<Value>
The use of word LET
is optional.
Q5. When does the “redo from start” message get
displayed on the screen?
Ans. If the value
entered during execution of a program does not match with the type of variable
given in the program, then the “redo from start” message is displayed on the
graphic screen. It means that you have to re-enter all the values.