This is what I've compiled so far:

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* Make all caps
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You can turn CAPS LOCK on or off using a simple poke to 23658:

POKE 23658,8: REM CAPS ON
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... in "soohnday" instead of "Sunday" {recursive logic failure alert}). Oh well ...

... y (inclusive).

DEF FN r(x,y) = INT (RND ... use for ex:
PRINT FN r(10, 100);

It may be a bit advanced for what you're after, but I've been meaning to write it up for ages, so feel free to use [url="http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~pak21/spectrum/recursive.html"]Recursive functions in ZX Spectrum BASIC[/url].

... .srcf.ucam.org/~pak21/spectrum/recursive.html"]Recursive functions in ZX Spectrum ... BASIC[/url].[/quote]
Recursive algorithms are a beautiful thing ...

... , so feel free to use Recursive functions in ZX Spectrum BASIC ...

... 16-23 in a def fn as in the next example ... :
Def fn a$(x) = chr$22+chr ... *int(x/32))
Print Fn a$(45);"..."
That would ...

... time:

10 DEF FN M(A,A$,Z,P ...

20 LET X=FN M(X,INKEY$,32,"5 ... ","8")
30 LET Y=FN M(Y,INKEY$,22,"6 ...

Oooh, that DEF FN stuff looks like it would be an ideal candidate for RC, no?

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On 2005-04-13 13:14, Arjun wrote:
Oooh, that DEF FN stuff looks like it would be an ideal candidate for RC, no?
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Who you calling arsey???

... do a

Def FN Tim=PEEK (23672)+256*PEEK ...

... :49, CKay wrote:
Def FN Tim=PEEK (23672)+256*PEEK ... this:

10 DEF FN p(x) = PEEK(x) + 256 ... (x+1)
20 PRINT FN p(23672)

Replace ...

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On 2005-04-13 13:14, Arjun wrote:
Oooh, that DEF FN stuff looks like it would be an ideal candidate for RC, no?
[/quote]

No, the call of INKEY$ is only done once!

... :49, CKay wrote:
Def FN Tim=PEEK (23672)+256*PEEK ... this:

10 DEF FN p(x) = PEEK(x) + 256 ... (x+1)
20 PRINT FN p(23672)

Replace ... admit, after hardly using Def FN`s ever they seem to ...

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30 DEF FN t()=FN m(FN u(), FN u() ) : REM time ...

... help!

10 DEF FN A(A$)=VAL A$(TO ... 4)

20 PRINT FN A(STR$ A + STR$ B ...

... like this without a DEF FN, but we can think of ... your DEF FN

5 REM replay ...

... 't understand - BASin displays DEF FN functions perfectly here.


10 DEF FN c$(a??????,b??????,c??????)=str ... /> Typing in the same DEF FN in BASin results in no ...