... e contexts. BIN BIN b (ZX Spectrum)Returns: decimal value of a base2 (binary) 16 bit number. Not strictly a function but a numerical notation. Not on the Acorn Atom, although a short subroutine could be written to emulate the Spectrum BIN s ...
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Home Hardware Peripherals Software Publications Projects A Comparision of Keywords on the BBC Micro (Models A & B),the Acorn Electron and the ZX Spectrum Overview The following is a list of keywords, operators and delimiters used on the BBC ...
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... ctions. BIN BIN bReturns: decimal value of a base2 (binary) 16 bit number. Only on Spectrum. Not strictly a function but a numerical notation. A short subroutine could easily be coded to simulate this function on the Dragon.See also HEX$ fu ...
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... on both systems as 10 digits but will only display 8 digits.[Note 2] On the ZX81 keyboard PI is depicted as the greek letter π. POINT POINT (x,y)Returns: 0 or 1 for the screen location x,y. This is a high resolution function and is not av ...
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Home Hardware Peripherals Software Publications Projects Comparison of BASIC Keywords Between ZX Spectrum and the Commodore 64 Overview The following is a list of keywords, operators and delimiters used on the Commodore 64 computer and the ...
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... IN b (ZX Spectrum)BIN (b¦v) (Lynx)Returns: decimal value of a base2 (binary) 16 bit number. Not strictly a function but a numerical notation. The Lynx can accept a variable which stores a binary number.A Spectrum function can be defined to ...
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... , SCRN. BIN BIN bReturns: decimal value of a base2 (binary) 16 bit number. Only on Spectrum. Not strictly a function but a numerical notation. A short subroutine could easily be coded to simulate this function on the Oric.See also HEX$ func ...
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... to a monitor. Manufactured in the UK, it was supplied with a 12-month guarantee.24 Image note: The pictured interface has two joystick ports, an LED and a switch. The functions of the LED and switch are unconfirmed, as no further documentat ...
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... r users intending to write larger programs, the 16K Spectrum could therefore feel surprisingly restrictive. The 48K model was much more capable for serious programming. Its additional memory provided considerably more room for BASIC program ...
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... atements, 29 Functions, 17 Operators, 8 DelimitersLast revision : 24/05/2023 Timex Sinclair 2068 BASICThe US version of the Spectrum had a joystick port, ROM slot, and a 3 channel sound generator, extra keywords were added to allow use for ...
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... s by up to eight times for detailed pixel editing. Other features include a window facility to restrict editing to a selected area, attribute-screen editing and a facility for picking up user-defined graphics (UDGs). The software also allow ...
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... storage of joystick movement to keypress information. Appears to work only with supplied joystick (pictured). £43.7033 Fox Programmable with full width through port. Microdrive compatible. Built-in memory stores up to 16 different key tops ...
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... osition at which the pen is pointing. The supplied cassette includes 16 BASIC routines for drawing pictures on the screen.1 £30.00 1 Sinclair User, issue 25, July 1983, p. 30. “Light pen makes menu choice difficult.” Review of the Add- ...
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... rom Computer Add-ons Plugs into the back on the Spectrum and requires no batteries. It came with a dictionary of sounds and could be plugged into and external hi-fi. £39.00*13*+40p postage Speech Recognition Features Original Price Micro C ...
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