muiltple inputs

[Jerry Fielden]

There's many ways for doing this, but if you want to see the average as you enter them, you might try something like this:

#COMPILE EXE

FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG

   LOCAL Grading AS STRING, Grades AS LONG, nbr AS LONG

   WHILE Grading <> "end"
      INCR nbr
      LOCATE 8, 39 : PRINT SPACE$(10)
      LOCATE 8, 10 : LINE INPUT "Enter a Grade or end to quit "; Grading
      Grades = Grades + VAL(Grading)
      LOCATE 10, 10 : PRINT "The Average grade for "; nbr; " Entries is "; Grades\nbr
   WEND
  

 END FUNCTION

[Fred Harris]

Set it up that the user enters grades seperated by whatever delimiter you specify, then [ENTER] at the end of line when done. Then use ParseCount and Parse to take it all apart, divide by the # delimiters, etc.

[Chris Holbrook]

how do i get unlitemed inputs ...

Search me. Start with a spellchecker?

[Michael Mattias]

Basically you write these kinds of programs by prompting for grades, and ending when some special value is entered. eg in PB/CC you might write

LOCAL Grade$
LOCAL nGrade AS LONG, iGrade AS LONG, tGrade AS LONG 
 DO 
     LINE INPUT "Grade", Grade$
    IF Grade = "END"   THEN 
         PRINT USING$ ( # grades  averaging ##.##  processed.", ngrade, tGrade/nGrade)
         EXIT DO 
    ELSE
       INCR nGrade
       iGrade =  VAL (Grade$) 
       tGrade  = tGrade + iGrade
       PRINT USING$("#,  grades processed so far", nGrade)
    END IF 
LOOP

It could use a litt... er, a lot of refinement

MCM

[David Sherwood]

i am writing a grade cal. i have written the code to take five grade inputed by the user and / then by 5. how do i get unlitemed inputs and then / by that #.