... yword will be display without the need to enter the four other letters. On the 128K, +2, +3 and the QL keywords are entered one letter at a time. The ZX80 is unique in that it use a mixture of both. Most of the statements and functions are ...
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... floating-point arithmetic - integer only, DIM base of 0 instead of 1). Neither have I included the QL or Timex variants, these will be dealt with in another article. Commands Keyword Meaning Comments CLEAR CLEAR (ZX81 & ZX Spectrum)CLEAR n ...
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Home Hardware Peripherals Software Publications Projects Comparision of Keywords on the Sinclair QL and ZX Spectrum Overview The following is a list of keywords, operators and delimiters used on the QL and ZX Spectrum. The Sinclair QL uses ...
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... n and placed it inside a new case with a full-size keyboard. The design followed the styling of the QL, with sharp edges, black plastic and a more conventional keyboard layout. The new keyboard introduced dedicated keys for several function ...
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... OMISE, which shortened to RAND on the ZX81, before becoming RANDOMIZE on the Spectrum. The Sinclair QL returned to the British-English spelling of RANDOMISE. Other differences are the array dimension base, program structure, and character c ...
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... s on this by giving the option to save or load blocks of code, the display file and data arrays.The QL is not mentioned in this section as it does not have cassette tape facilities. LOAD Function Explanation Comments Load program from tape ...
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... 48K Spectrum into a new case whose styling followed the design language of the recently introduced QL. The Spectrum+ was therefore not intended to replace the Spectrum with an entirely new computer. Instead, Sinclair addressed some of the ...
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