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That would be incompatible with all five interpretations except number 4 , which is that the first DIM statement executed sets the size of the array and it is never changed thereafter . As usual , check the documentation to make sure it ...
That would be incompatible with all five interpretations except number 4 , which is that the first DIM statement executed sets the size of the array and it is never changed thereafter . As usual , check the documentation to make sure it ...
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This participation takes the form , not only of interpreting program output but also of supplying appropriate INPUT ... Capabilities The first program assures that the processor can accept as input any syntactically valid number .
This participation takes the form , not only of interpreting program output but also of supplying appropriate INPUT ... Capabilities The first program assures that the processor can accept as input any syntactically valid number .
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It is impossible to PRINT the quote character in Minimal BASIC , SO the number - sign ( # ) used instead . For ease of counting characters , an equals ( = ) is used in the message to represent blanks . Therefore , when you see the ...
It is impossible to PRINT the quote character in Minimal BASIC , SO the number - sign ( # ) used instead . For ease of counting characters , an equals ( = ) is used in the message to represent blanks . Therefore , when you see the ...
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AS a rough guide , the error measures should all be < 10 ^ ( 6-0 ) , where d is the number of significant decimal digits supported by the implementation ( this is determined in the standard tests for numeric operations , group 6.1 ) .
AS a rough guide , the error measures should all be < 10 ^ ( 6-0 ) , where d is the number of significant decimal digits supported by the implementation ( this is determined in the standard tests for numeric operations , group 6.1 ) .
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5.12.3.1 Standard Capabilities as the The first two programs test that the same sequence or a novel sequence appear appropriate , depending on whether RANDOMIZE has executed . ... REFS : 12.5 PROGRAM NUMBER 9 PRINTING NR1 AND NR2 Page 44.
5.12.3.1 Standard Capabilities as the The first two programs test that the same sequence or a novel sequence appear appropriate , depending on whether RANDOMIZE has executed . ... REFS : 12.5 PROGRAM NUMBER 9 PRINTING NR1 AND NR2 Page 44.
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20 PRINT 40 PRINT SECTION ACCEPT THE PROGRAM ACCOMPANIED BY DOCUMENTATION ACCURACY ACTUAL ALLOWING ANSI STANDARD APPROPRIATE ERROR MESSAGE ARGUMENT ARRAY ASSIGNED BASIC TEST PROGRAMS BEGIN TEST CHARACTERS COLUMN COMPUTED CONSTANTS CONTAINING CONTROL DATA DIGITS DISPLAYED END PROGRAM FILE END TEST ENTER ERROR EVALUATION EXACT EXECUTION EXPECTED FOLLOWING FUNCTION GOSUB GOTO IDENTIFYING THE EXCEPTION implementation INFORMATIVE TEST INPUT INPUT-REPLY ITEM LINE LOOP MEASURE MESSAGE IDENTIFYING MINIMAL BASIC TEST NBS MINIMAL BASIC NEGATIVE NON-STANDARD FEATURE NOTE NUMERIC EXPRESSIONS OCCUR OK OK OK operations ORDER OUTPUT OVERFLOW PASS THIS TEST POSITIVE PRINT 40 PRINT PRINT END PROGRAM PRINT PROGRAM FILE PRINT THIS SECTION PRINT TO PASS PROCESSOR PROGRAM NUMBER PROGRAM TESTS READ REFERENCE REFS REJECT THE PROGRAM REPORTED RESULT RETURN RND FUNCTION SECTION TESTS SPACE STATEMENT STRING SUBSCRIPT SUPPLIED TERMINATE TEST FAILED TEST OK TEST PASSED TYPE UNDERFLOW VALUE VARIABLE ZERO ОК ОК ОК
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| Title | NBS Minimal BASIC Test Programs: Version 2, User's Manual, Volume 13 NBS Minimal BASIC Test Programs: Version 2, User's Manual, Center for Programming Science and Technology (Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology) Volume 500, Issues 70-72 of NBS special publication NBS special publication: Computer science & technology |
| Author | John V. Cugini |
| Contributors | Center for Programming Science and Technology (Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology), United States. National Bureau of Standards |
| Publisher | U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2007 |
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