Ruud Smith

Finished Java 4a (Say). On to the next challenge, Java 4b.

Commodore BASIC V2:

1000 FOR I=1TO100 1010 GOSUB 2000 1020 NEXT I 1030 END 1040 : 2000 M3=I-INT(I/3)*3 2010 M5=I-INT(I/5)*5 2020 IF M3=0 AND M5=0 THEN PRINT"FIZZBUZZ ";:RETURN 2030 IF M5=0 THEN PRINT"BUZZ ";:RETURN 2040 IF M3=0 THEN PRINT"FIZZ ";:RETURN 2050 PRINT I; 2060 RETURN

Besides possible other problems in your code and the naming convention, as mentioned before, there seems to be a '_'-symbol missing between 'insertion' and 'srt1' on line 5.

That's nice to hear. Thanks.
I'll start preparing myself for it.

fred rosenberger wrote:There is an error...the above code won't compile.

You'll probably need the COM.objectspace.jgl package for that. I've tried to find it, but it seems that it's not freely available anymore.

Howdy!

I wish to join the Cattle Drive, but want to make sure that I can. Is it still possible to join?

I've never heard of a String Pool before, but after a small search I've found a good explanation here.

Tony Docherty wrote:

I don't know how Windows works in this regard, but in Linux, all the bourne family shells (and, I think, the C family shells) put the value of the last command executed will be in the ? variable

Windows always used to put the return code of the last command executed in an environment variable called ERRORLEVEL. I would imagine this behaviour hasn't changed although I haven't tried it since Win XP.

You can output the value from a command prompt as follows:
echo %ERRORLEVEL%

I've just tried this in Windows 7 and it still works.

Pat Farrell wrote:are those original Lisa computers? Looks like an old mac, but has two floppy disk slots. I know the Lisa had two.....

It's difficult to see, but it looks like an Apple Macintosh SE. I found some information here.

And here is where it all started.

And this is my first post on this forum, finally after more than 8 years lurking in the shadows.