... to load, because it's a string of 5 cartridges, which is ... The maximum theoretical size for a cartridge is 655360 bytes of ... DOS structure and load a directory into a microdrive slot. Then the ... showcarts" CODE could load in a screen image showing the cartridges ...

You can't compare a string to a number. You need IF VAL N$ >= 6. IF N$ >= "6" might work as well.
I think anyway... been a while and some dialects of BASIC allow you to coerce strings into numbers.

Lets take a break for a minute to pose a rhetorical question.
a bit frustrating when the ... cant directly give a numeric value to a string variable then perhaps ... you can assign a numeric ...

To assign a number to a string you need to use STR$ ... wont work (assuming s is a numeric variable, you'll need ... ). If it's just a placeholder for a numeric constant (like LET ... />
Again it's been a while since I coded in ...

... like "cd" or "cat" take string arguments only. So you'd ... br />
There is also a "pwd" (path to working directory ... enhanced divmmc which makes it a much more useful peripheral than ... basic command "cd" which requires a string argument although it does the ...

... is a difference between a string and a number.

A string is ... look at a string or a number from the user. A string quite often ... gives you a lot of flexibility ... and that gets stored as a string. You might have to ...

... that one is. Basically showing a postage stamp sized pre recording ... you didn’t need a string bikini, and a pair of DD’s ...

... of sexual partners a man has had in a pub conversation and ... at all since 1998. Cue a string of scientists to dispute that ... . Scienists are a bunch of cheeky monkeys.

... to draw a text string (looks like it's a null terminated string), I ... can see this does not handle the string ... :

; hl points to a string defined via dm (can't ... dm adds a 0 byte at the end of the string so ...

... See if you can write a draw text routine that doesn ... have a null byte at the end of the string or ... the last byte of the string.. DC in the assembler ... See if you can make a version of text out ... , brightness, flashing) of a string. I used a macro helper for this ...

... See if you can write a draw text routine that doesn ... have a null byte at the end of the string or ... the last byte of the string.. DC in the assembler ... See if you can make a version of text out ... , brightness, flashing) of a string. I used a macro helper for this ...

... See if you can write a draw text routine that doesn ... have a null byte at the end of the string or ... the last byte of the string.. DC in the assembler ... See if you can make a version of text out ... , brightness, flashing) of a string. I used a macro helper for this ...

Character code 144 is UDG "A", code 164 is UDG "U" - ... can just put a raw character code in a dm like this ... , just put it after the string after a comma.
str0 defm ... #0-UDG", 144 ; add UDG A at the end
defm ...

... because you only check after a string has been drawn (which could ... go off screen mid string) instead of after every character ...

... bikes that looks like a star or a snowflake is actually ... on these guitars (height of string above fretboard) is measured ... easy to "stop" the string, whereas the above mentioned cheap ... is difficult and intonation(when a string sounds correctly when played open ...

... /> e.g. to define a string containing a CR, use
my_string db ... /> ret

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... /> ; HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
inc ...

... an int. If it's a string HL just points to the ... /math#toc32
; parse numeric string pointed to by DE
string
; Output: ASCII string at (DE)
signedhltodecimal ... l, a
ld a, 0 ; Note that XOR A or SUB A would ...

... chars (required for quotes inside a string, will use \" for that). Then ... /> ret

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... /> ; HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
inc ...

... \" #22 allow to enter a " in a string literal, e.g. "this ... to enter a \ character in a character or string literal, e ... br />
; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
...

... "Hello World" as a single string: Hello World
... a string with "This is a string containing a quote \"" -> string: This is a string containing a ... 1 for "escaped string" which the print routine ... or ', move into "tokenize string phase"
; or else ...

... about abc"string" does it treat abc"string" as a symbol ... as 3 tokens though - string: Hello token:, token: Gandalf ...

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
...

... so "hello\0hidden" only displays string: hello

[code]
ret

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... /> ; HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
inc ...

... br />
; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... (will not have a null terminator between string and next token ... \" #22 allow to enter a " in a string literal, e.g. "this ... to enter a \ character in a character or string literal, e ...

... /> ret

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... /> ; HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
inc ... puts

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ...

... /> ret

; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... /> ; HL = pointer to string
puts:
ld a, (hl)
inc ... not being used
; output a string sequence at current scr_out position ...

... />
; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... used
; output a string sequence at current scr_out position ... \" #22 allow to enter a " in a string literal, e.g. "this ... to enter a \ character in a character or string literal, ...

... />
; output a null terminated string at current scr_out position ... used
; output a string sequence at current scr_out position ... \" #22 allow to enter a " in a string literal, e.g. "this ... to enter a \ character in a character or string literal, ...

... data itself.
So for a string you might have char[]='xyz ... .
So a concrete example would be a routine for printing ... print.

Structures - basically a way of organising memory. So ... specify where you want your string to be placed on screen ...