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Texas Instruments ‘
TI-99/4 Home Computer
Extended
BASIC
FOR THE TI-99/4 HOME COMPUTER
| A powertu), high-revel programming language that
‘expands the capebility of your T1-99/4 Home Computer.
Includes these features:
Mare than 40 may or eon
comm ,
‘Multiple-statement lines for speed and etficiency.
‘Sprite (moving graphics) capability.
Subprogram vepauiliy wo for yuu sore commonly
‘used subprograms on diskette for use as needed.
The ebilty 0 load and run one program trom another.
Comprehensive program contol of errors, warnings,
Direct screen control of Input and output.
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CONTENTS: T) Extended
BASIC module
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‘Owner's reference manualIMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING
PROGRAMS AND BOOK MATERIALS
‘The following should 3e read and understood before purchasing ard/or using
TI Extended BASIC.
Texas Instruments does not werrant thet the programs contained in the 71
Extended BASIC module and accompanying book materials will rset the
‘specific requkements of the consumer, er that the programs and beok
‘materials wil be free from erro, The coxsumer essumes complete
responsibility for any decision made or éctfons taken based on information
obtained usirg these programs and book materials, Any satements made
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to yeu
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TI Extended BASIC
FOR THE TI-99/4 HOME COMPUTER
A powertul, high-level programming language ihat
expands the capakiliy of your Ti-99/4 Home
Computer. Includes these features:
1 More than 40 new er expanded commands,
statements, functicns, and subprograms.
Multiple-sistement lines for speed and
efficiency.
& Sprite (moving graphics) cepability.
= Subprogram capability that lets you store
commonly used subprograms on diskette for
use as needed,
= The ability o foad end run one program from
another.
= Comprehensive pregram contro! of errors,
warnings, end breakpoints.
Drect screen control of input and output.
'§ Sepport for loading and running TMS9900
‘Assembly Language programs if the optiona!
Memory Expansion unit (sold separately) is
attached to the corputer.
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Poonam ane dstatase cortensTable of Contents
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‘This bock was developed and written by: Chapter 1—INTRODUCTION 7
Robert £, whitsit, Pane 3
tnd ather stafr members of the Texae Instruments Leasing Center ees 7
‘and the Texas Instruments ersonal Somputer Division. How to Usethis Man.al LD
pw to Usethe Comper n
fea eer Special Kes Functions R
Seay igaraa Chapter 2 — OVERVIEW OF TIEXTENDED BASIC 13
ete ‘Commands b
Artwork end tayout were coordinated and executed by: Speer 7
ociates, Ine Output B
Setence Best Assn Paretlons, Subroutines, and Sabprogeanns B
Built-in Functions 23
User Defined Functions at
Subroutines 21
Bullt-in Subprograms 2
User-Writen Subprograns 2
Sound, Speech, and Color 21
Sprites : 23
Debugging : 23
Envor Handing 25
Program Entry Example 2
‘Chapter 3 — 11 EXTENDED BASIC CONVENTIONS ar
Rurninga Program on Powerp 33
les 33
Line Numbers 38
Lines. 33
Special Symbols 3a
Spaces 39
Numeric Censtants 39
Sting Constants 39
Variables 39
Numeric Expressions 4
‘String Expressions al
Relational Expressions 4
Logical Expressions rs
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