Class 8 - if

Class 8 - Inputbox

There are 4 steps in a program.
1. Declaration (dim)
2. Input the value
3. Calculation(if any)
4.Output(msgbox)

Class 6 - Input

Class 6 - Print

Classs 6 - QBASIC

Ch 9 QBASIC statements

 

QBASIC is programming language, which is suitable for a beginner who wants to learn a   programming language. It is simple and super easy.

Character Set :

It is the set of characters allowed to use in QBASIC.

It consists of

I. alphabets(a- z and A - Z)

II. numbers (0 to 9)

III. special characters (@,!,#,?,;,. etc

Constants :

The values which do not change are called constants. There are two types Numeric constant and String  constant.

 

Numeric Constant :

 

•   It includes whole numbers ,decimal numbers.
•   It can be a positive number or a negative number.
•   Should not have special characters.

Valid numeric constants :

 124
 45.78
- 7

Invalid numeric constants :

Rs.500
#1


String Constants :

• It includes alphabets ,numbers and special characters.
• Should be within double quotes.

Valid string constants :

"Cotton Boys"
"Computers"
"150 years"

Invalid string constants

Bangalore (because no quotes)

Variables

The values that may or may not change are called variables. There are two types

1. Numeric Variable
2. String Variable

Numeric Variable

It stores numeric constants. There are some rules in naming a variable.

• It should start with an alphabet.
• Remaining letters if any, can be an alphabet or a number.
• No reserved words(like let, input, print, rem, cls .. etc)
• No special characters.

Valid numeric variables:

1. A
2. sum
3. X5

Invalid numeric variables :

1. sum of     -    (space)
2. 8line        -    (First letter is number)

String Variable
 It stores string constants.

• It should start with an alphabet.
• Remaining letters if any, can be an alphabet or a number.
• No reserved words(like let, input, print, rem, cls .. etc)
• No special characters except $.
• It should end with a $ symbol.

Valid string variable

• boy$
• d3$
• comp$



 

 

Class 8-Prog(Swap)

Pg :103  Q4




           

Swapping means exchanging . Here the values of 2 variables should be exchanged.

Imagine you have 2 jars with different liquids. You need to swap the liquids. What will you do? You will take one more jar to do this. Same technique we are applying here too.

We need the third variable to swap the given values.

Class 8 - Operators