Michael Torrie wrote:
And you could DIM something with a
type, but normally it was the adorning suffix that determined type: A$
is a string, A% is an integer, A! (or A) is float, A# is double.
Some versions of 8-bit Microsoft Basic also had a way of
overriding the default type for a range of names.
So, for example, Fortran programmers could DEFINT I-N
and feel right at home.
I guess that means it would occupy a zero-crossing on
the sigil oscillation curve -- you could have it either
way.
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Greg
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