What's up guys! Can we have examples of practical use of codes for the Windows console?
1 - Search.
2 - create directory.
3 - A program to receive two numbers from the user and make the sum and display it on the screen.
4 - Remove directories.
5 - Search within files, .txt, Doc.
6 - Basic Mini Compiler.
7 - Receive arguments via the prompt command line.
Something to learn more about the language.
thanks
Hello!
Below is the first example. Console program name: add.n7a
Code:
' Programa para somar dois números recebidos do usuário
' Program to add two numbers received from the user
' Função principal
function main()
' Variáveis para armazenar os números e o resultado
' Variables to store the numbers and the result
num1 = 0
num2 = 0
resultado = 0
' Solicitar o primeiro número
' Prompt for the first number
pln("Enter the first number:")
num1 = rln() ' Ler o primeiro número do console
' Read the first number from the console
' Solicitar o segundo número
' Prompt for the second number
pln("Enter the second number:")
num2 = rln() ' Ler o segundo número do console
' Read the second number from the console
' Realizar a soma
' Perform the sum
resultado = int(num1) + int(num2)
' Exibir o resultado
' Display the result
pln("The result of the sum is: " + resultado)
endfunc
' Chamar a função principal
' Call the main function
main()
I'll see if I can write some examples for the undocumented file library (file.n7). It contains functions for listing files etc. You can also use the 'system' command/function directly to execute any command line command.
I believe someone wrote an interpreter for tiny basic in n7, should be somewhere around here