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Here is how to go about it. Make an array with 52 elements (0 to 51 or 1 to 52). It can be strings or the numbers from 1 to 52. Adjust the range as needed. Then write DIM cards(52) ; or Cards$(52) or 51 if you start at 0 Fill the array with data statements for card such as HA, H2, ..., SA, S2, (suit...

Looks really nice. I made a simulator, not nearly as sophisticated interface, for a SAP (Simple as possible) computer that ran on a commodore pet back in the '80s. Used it in a Jr. College class. Lots of fun.

Dale

You can easily make multilingual program, which uses English by default and Dutch if it is detected. Use SYSTEM_LANGUAGE$() function to get device language. App Store version of program does not allow access to program code. I see. I'll modify the program and upload it again. Can postings be delete...

Do not use the INT function in you code. It does not do what you think. You need to use FLOOR

Dale

Looks like a good start but it fails to define some of the symbols used in the examples and others that are needed to solve the exercise. For example & is not defined before it used or even after. the Divide symbol is not defined. * is used by not defined. comments should be defined early.

Dale

Nice, thanks.

Dale

Hi, haven't seen any posts for more than a week. Are you ok? There seems to be some unrest in your part of the world so I hope you are fine.

Dale

OS X is a direct descendant of Unix, and its file system is not case sensitive. Actually it is. If you use the Unix commands that are inside OS X you will find that the disk is actually storing the data case sensitive but the user interface masks this so it looks like it is not case sensitive. This...

Dutchman wrote:I think that Apple is the owner of the problem

Actually Unix is the owner of the problem. It started the case sensitivity thing soon after lower case was added to the ASCII set. By late 1969 the damage was done

Dale

Thanks for your remarks and merry christmas. Have you identical greetings in Russia? Merry Christmas for you too! Our big national holiday is New Year, it is celebrated at night January 1st, and continues with 8 days of national holidays. Actually Christmas in Russia is on the 7th of January due to...