INPUT
s = INPUT (len [, fileN])
Reads ‘len’ bytes from file or console (if fileN is omitted) and returns the result as sting s. This function does not convert the data or remove spaces.
Example 1: Read from a file
' Create a file and write 10 bytes
open "test.txt" for output as #1
for byte = 100 to 110
bputc #1, byte
next
close #1
' Open the file
open "test.txt" for input as #1
' Read the first 5 byte
input(5, 1)
A = print A
' Read the second 5 byte
input(5, 1)
A = print A
close #1
Example 2: Read from console
' Read three characters from keyboard
input(3)
A = print A
Code samples using INPUT
002 numeric variables.bas
004 loops.bas
005 challenge.bas
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3dttt.bas
3dttt.bas
4tune.bas
7gables.bas
agendus.bas
ai.bas
amortig.bas
anball 1.0.bas
anomail.bas
bairstow.bas
Balleta 2-11-15.bas
BAS_NOW.bas
BAS_NOWv2.bas
base64.bas
biorythms.bas
blackbox.bas
Blackbox.bas
blackjack.bas
BlackJack.bas
block.bas
bmpreal.bas
bolmo.bas
bowling7.bas
File
ACCESS
BGETC
BLOAD
BPUTC
BSAVE
CHDIR
CHMOD
CLOSE
COPY
DIRWALK
EOF
EXIST
FILES
FREEFILE
INPUT
INPUT
KILL
LOCK
LOF
MKDIR
OPEN
READ
RENAME
RMDIR
SEEK
SEEK
TLOAD
TSAVE
WRITE
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