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QBASIC Programming Tutorial – 4 – Variables




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 5 REM PROGRAM TO PRINT VARIABLES TYPES
10 NUM1% = 3276755555
20 NUM2& = 764634263
30 NUM3! = 3.889999998
40 NUM4# = 4.9787878
50 HELLO$ = "HELLO WORLD 2"
60 PRINT "THIS IS FOR STRING VARIABLE", HELLO$
70 PRINT "THIS IS FOR SHORT INTEGER VARIABLE", NUM1%
80 PRINT "THIS IS FOR LONG INTEGER VARIABLE", NUM2&
90 PRINT "THIS IS FOR SINGLE PRECISION VARIABLE", NUM3!
100 PRINT "THIS IS FOR DOUBLE PRECISION VARIABLE", NUM4#
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