NSB8 Datasheet, PDF (95/158 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – BASIC interpreter for Z80 family

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bit) values. Altogether, BASIC’s character set includes 256 values. The first 128 of them (0 to 127)
correspond to the 128 characters of the international ascii standard. The remaining 128 characters
(128 to 255) are generally undefined on most terminals, but are available to the NSB8 programmer
as a convenience. The built in string function CHR$ may be used to represent any character which
cannot be typed or printed. Note that CHR$ may be used to represent a quote mark.
10 A$=”HI THERE”
20 PRINT A$
30 A$=CHR$(34)+A$+CHR$(34)
40 REM Above puts quote marks in A$
50 PRINT A$
When RUN, the above program produces these results:
HI THERE
“HI THERE”
SEE ALSO:
Section FUNCTIONS
Section USING NUMBERS (EXPRESSIONS)
Statement DIM
Ascii table
NSB8
Rel. 5.10
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