Commodore 64 101 - How To Add A For Next Loop In BASIC On Your C64 Vic-20 C128 PET - Episode 1143.2
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5Experimenting with an intro...and exit sound...otherwise the same...
A For Next Loop as well as having a counter count is simple, but vital to programming in most any language...the syntax may be different, but the idea is the same...enjoy!
Adding the pokes and the print statement that will change your border and background to black and your cursor to white...
poke 53280,0
poke 53281,0
Etc!
Another very quick simple modification of your first BASIC program makes a significant change to the screen output!
It is time to get a bit of confidence when it comes to programming on the 8-Bit Commodore computers! Here is a very simple program to get you started!
Small steps...and with each little step, comes just a wee bit of knowledge!
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