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RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - Pete - 09-29-2022 Absolutely historical. Terry warned everyone about the dangers of using GOTO, and oddly enough, he even screwed himself! Pete - IF pete = smartascii THEN GOTO hello_world RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - PhilOfPerth - 09-30-2022 @Terry: Just noticed, in lesson 2, in your CONSTANTS explanation, line 13, you give the circumference of a circle as R*(pi squared), instead of R*pi*2. (As you know, R*(pi squared) is the area). RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - Pete - 09-30-2022 That's a Marine size pi, Phil, but if you wish, I'm sure Terry can cut you a slice of civilian size pi. Pete RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - bplus - 09-30-2022 (09-30-2022, 12:36 AM)PhilOfPerth Wrote: @Terry: Not quite, area is Pi * r ^ 2 ( not Pi ^ 2 ) and yes, circumference is 2 * Pi * r. Speaking of Pi there is a QB64 Function _Pi(x) that will return multiples of Pi eg, _Pi(2) is circumference of a unit circle, a circle with radius = 1. RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - PhilOfPerth - 09-30-2022 @bplus: Yes, sorry, got a bit excited there, and made a similar mistake! But I think it still needs to be corrected. And I didn't know about the _Pi(x) function; thanks. RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - bplus - 09-30-2022 Yes either correct the formula for circumference or the application for Area of Circle Yeah I am still learning all the new _NonQB4.5 compatibles. RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - PhilOfPerth - 09-30-2022 I'm still trying to stop the _NonNew functions from disappearing into the dim regions of my brain! RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - mnrvovrfc - 09-30-2022 I don't like "$NOPREFIX" because it could cause confusion about which keyword was created by Dartmouth or by M$, and which was not. And Freebasic having something that allows "new" keywords used in program which are supposed to be edited away from Q(uick)Basic but I guess some people want to go back to 16-bit, like the ones using music tracker software... EDIT: Good job with the warning near the top of the lession #5. RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - TerryRitchie - 09-30-2022 (09-30-2022, 12:36 AM)PhilOfPerth Wrote: @Terry: Oh son of a pup. That was on my "to fix" list from the previous tutorial as well. Argh. Fixing it now. Edit: all fixed. Wow, so much easier to edit with Google Sites. RE: QB64TUTORIAL.COM is ready - TerryRitchie - 09-30-2022 (09-30-2022, 01:13 AM)Pete Wrote: That's a Marine size pi, Phil, but if you wish, I'm sure Terry can cut you a slice of civilian size pi. Semper Pi ! |