write the output of the segment of the program below
let J=0
print J
let J=J+1
if j<=10 goto 2
end
Unless BASIC has drastically changed in the 50 years since I first learned it,
don't you need line numbers anymore?
My version would have said:
1 let J=0
2 print J
3 let J=J+1
4 if j<=10 goto 2
5 end
Either way , the output would be
0
1
2
3
...
9
10
Question:
Where do they still teach BASIC?
How is it used on a PC or a Mac ?
I have a simulator for GW-BASIC that runs on a
Windows-based desktop. Is that how it used in
your school?
just an introduction to computer programming in my school for beginner like me
The output of the segment of the program can be determined by following the instructions step by step.
1. Initialize the variable J to 0.
2. Print the value of J, which is 0.
3. Update the value of J by adding 1 to its current value. Now, J becomes 1.
4. Check if J is less than or equal to 10.
a. If J is less than or equal to 10, then go to step 2.
b. If J is greater than 10, then go to the next instruction.
5. End the program.
Based on these steps, the output of the program will be:
0