... can use a similar trick to use reuse k instead of ... easier to show the actual code:

[CODE]
1 POKE ... :
PRINT "$";c:
FOR r=1 TO 9:
LET p ...

... 's also shorter and faster to replace this:

for q and n.


to the last READ (after ... a lot to pre-calculate .5+RND*30-p (assigning ... it to a temporary variable ...

... *(e=0)+e*(.5+RND*30)
[/CODE]

p+e*(.5+RND*30-p)
[/CODE]
to pre-calculate .5+RND*30-p (assigning ... it to a temporary variable ... to use variables v,w,j to precalcuate the expressions for p,q,n ...

... N) variable to store N different information types together.

7. For ... carefully, a single POKE should be enough to move back (almost ... with Interface 1 attached for instance since it changes ... simplifications you can use. For instance, erase the tail ...

... DIM v(2,N) variable to store N different information types ... round from your earlier suggestion for the earlier game "Sheepdog ... altering the DATADD adjustment to a single POKE statement. However, on ... simplifications you can use. For instance, erase the tail ...

... global translation (tx,ty) to draw it in the middle ... 128: LET ty=96
30 READ n
40 DIM v ... 60 CLS
100 FOR l=1 TO 20
110 RESTORE ... br /> 800 READ n
810 FOR i=1 TO n
820 READ ... p,2)
930 FOR i=1 TO n
940 READ ...

...
[code]
FOR T= 0 TO 0
.... (SOME PIECE ... code based on IF/THEN/POKE:

[CODE]
...
POKE n,5
[/CODE]
... c(3)*(q61)+1:
POKE n,5
[/CODE]
to simplify the expression (i ...

... ) Move PRINT score/lives to the beginning (thus we ... /> b) Use IF/THEN to check the "end game" condition ... we don't need to initialize this variable anymore ... 1 BORDER 0:
POKE 23693,6:
CLS ... c(53):
FOR l=0 TO 51:
PRINT ... 3+1,3*l-30*INT (l/10); ...

... you plenty of space left for graphics.

Regarding ... card version looks fairly good for a one-liner:
< ... ]
1 BORDER 4:
POKE 23693,33:
CLS :
DIM c(53):
FOR l=0 TO 51:
PRINT AT ... /10)*3+2,3*l-30*INT (l/10);l+1 ...

... m, and make it work for all conditions that I mentioned ... ),(c) & (d) to something like POKE v*n,32 i'd imagine ... /> [CODE]
NEXT j:
POKE v*n, :
NEXT i:
for the player whenever he attempts ...

... clever POKE, just before t(w) is modified, to return back to the ... is something we will have to do for the 2 players version ...

... 's OK to interrupt it and ask for a new ... position:

[CODE]
POKE (i ... n,
[/CODE]

Now here's a shorter way to ...
[CODE]
POKE (i=(z>1))*n,
[/CODE]
POKE (t(z)=p)*n,34
...

... 's OK to interrupt it and ask for a new ... position:

[CODE]
POKE (i ... n,
[/CODE]

Now here's a shorter way to ...
[CODE]
POKE (i=(z>1))*n,
[/CODE]
POKE (t(z)=p)*n,34
...

... 'c(2),c(3),:
POKE n,12+p+20*(0=c ... >0)*(b0)*n,29:
FOR j=0 TO 8:
LET ... /> LET p=3-p:
POKE n,3:
DATA 23620,2 ... THEN into the first POKE. The program jumps to statement 33 or ...

The FOR A=9 TO 8 was done to test the jump to statement ...
[code]
1 POKE 23620,2
[/code]
[code]
1 POKE 23620,3
[/code]
to be sure with P= ... when the first POKE is this:

POKE n,13+20*( ...

... />
[CODE]
FOR i=8 to 71:
LET z ... 0 for both human players), and change the conditional POKE to something like POKE ... (x=p)*n,16. But I ... we better save this version for now, try also another one ...

... />
[CODE]
FOR i=8 to 71:
LET z ... 0 for both human players), and change the conditional POKE to something like POKE ... (x=p)*n,16. But I ... we better save this version for now, try also another one ...

... />

[code]
FOR j=0 TO 9*(t(z)=0 ... =z+d:
POKE (t(w)3-p)*n,27:
LET ... w=w+d:
POKE (t(w)p)*n,21:
LET ... )=p:
POKE (wz)*n,24:
NEXT j:
POKE n,29+(t ...

[code]
FOR j=0 TO 9*(t(z)=0)-1 ... z+d:
POKE (t(w)3-p)*n,27:
... =w+d:
POKE (t(w)p)*n,21:
LET ... t(w)=p:
POKE (wz)*n,24:
NEXT j:< ... br /> POKE 29+t(z)=j ... I do think that the POKE can be optimalized

[QUOTE=Dr BEEP;222847][code]
FOR j=0 TO 9*(t(z)=0)-1:
[...]
POKE 30-(1+(i=(z>1))*14)*(t(z)*j=0)
[/code]
[/QUOTE]

Excellent, great work!!!

... as hard to read") like this:

[CODE]
POKE n,32 ... maintaining the snapshots for eventual upload to the website, for download and ... online play, which I am happy to ... only guess that a URL for the site has appeared ...

... br />
Thanks for reminding me. I realised ... to bed!

[quote]
b) You can use POKE n-v*n ... ,18 instead of POKE n-v*n,17< ... br /> [/quote]
Yep, return straight to ... has a better suggestion to take advantage of ...

... ?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... br /> FOR a=1 TO 8:
FOR b=1 TO 8:< ... THEN BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b1=i))*(t( ... =3-p:
POKE (qz)*n,4:
DATA ... altered and therefore not needed to be drawn again.

Due to this the setting of the ...

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... (3):
FOR a=1 TO 8:
FOR b=1 TO 8:
POKE (f0)*(b

... Jet +3 () - Utility
Rock 'n' Roll Tuner (Your Sinclair) - Arcade ... essential for anyone trying to work this one out.


Poke ... s a screen designer for the game "Rock 'n' Roll", and it ... . We also have "Rock 'n' Roll" available in the archive ...

... POKE 23620*PEEK 23618,8:
PRINT "Main program",1:
FOR ... i=1 TO 3:
GO SUB ... 19 chars if 'n' is set to 23620) to set up (not counting ... ". We need the RUN command to reset NEWPPC back to zero for us.

... are repeated twice (one for each direction) but ...
[CODE]
FOR j=1 TO 4:
LET m ... LET f(l)=m:
POKE n,35:
[/CODE]
...
[CODE]
FOR j=1 TO 4:
LET l ... ;1):
FOR e=-d TO d STEP 2* ...

... moved from t(66)-t(72) to the beginning of the array ... to rewrite the verification routine using something like FOR x=-1 TO 1: FOR ... y=-1 TO 1 instead ... , and perhaps alter the last POKE to skip redrawing the board unless ...

... (66)=k:
FOR j=1 TO 4:
LET ... /> POKE n,29:
NEXT e:
FOR f=1 TO l ... POKE (t(m)=p)*n,28:
NEXT e:
FOR f=1 TO ... >1):
FOR e=-.5 TO 1:
LET ... POKE (t(m)=p)*n,28:
NEXT e:
FOR f=1 TO ...