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I as well have been on computers since the 80's. I have been in the search engine optimization field for the last 12 years.

a reply to: heineken

How about just writing

jmp start
msg db "Nostalgy.$"

start:
mov ah,09
mov dx,offset msg
int 21h
exit:
mov ah,4ch
mov al,00
int 21h

Always the kids with the fancy new languages. Use the resources, not waste them

a reply to: verschickter

DECLARE SUB PrintSomeStars (StarCount!)
REM QuickBASIC example
INPUT "What is your name: ", UserName$
PRINT "Hello "; UserName$
DO
INPUT "How many stars do you want: ", NumStars
CALL PrintSomeStars(NumStars)
DO
INPUT "Do you want more stars? ", Answer$
LOOP UNTIL Answer$ ""
Answer$ = LEFT$(Answer$, 1)
LOOP WHILE UCASE$(Answer$) = "Y"
PRINT "Goodbye "; UserName$
END

SUB PrintSomeStars (StarCount)
REM This procedure uses a local variable called Stars$
Stars$ = STRING$(StarCount, "*")
PRINT Stars$
END SUB

a reply to: notmyrealname
REM pretend to be filled already:
StarsActivated%

DECLARE SUB PrintSomeStars (StarCount!)
REM QuickBASIC example
IF StarsActivated = 1 THEN
INPUT "What is your name: ", UserName$
PRINT "Hello "; UserName$
DO
INPUT "How many stars do you want: ", NumStars
CALL PrintSomeStars(NumStars)
DO
INPUT "Do you want more stars? ", Answer$
LOOP UNTIL Answer$ ""
Answer$ = LEFT$(Answer$, 1)
LOOP WHILE UCASE$(Answer$) = "Y"
PRINT "Goodbye "; UserName$
ELSE
PRINT "Access Denied"
PRINT
DO
LOOP UNTIL INKEY$ ""
ENDIF
END

SUB PrintSomeStars (StarCount)
REM This procedure uses a local variable called Stars$
Stars$ = STRING$(StarCount, "*")
PRINT Stars$
END SUB

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a reply to: verschickter

Heh, in future there will be specialists for decrypting archaic programming languages. White headed professors which we now usually associate with Latin, Aramaic or other death languages.

a reply to: JanAmosComenius
Archaic languages -like you call them- are by nature far more close to the actual machine code the CPU is processing (binary). I like using frameworks like .Net and others because it saves much time for many tasks. Don´t reinvent the wheel and all that. But it´s like with new cars. The assistant systems might be a neat feature, but in the end, I want controll over the car and use its potential (in whatever way).

You don´t use a family van on a race track if you want performance, my opinion

a reply to: Algorithm

justpaste.it...

Sry about external link but even ATS has limits

originally posted by: verschickter
a reply to: notmyrealname

LOOP UNTIL Answer$ ""

HINT: Vulnerability hidden