%import c64utils %import mathlib ; The classic number guessing game. ; This version uses mostly high level subroutine calls and loops. ; It's more readable than the low-level version, but produces a slightly larger program. ~ main { sub start() { str name = "????????????????????????????????????????" str input = "??????????" ubyte secretnumber = rnd() % 99 + 1 ; random number 1..100 c64.VMCSB |= 2 ; switch lowercase chars c64scr.print_string("Please introduce yourself: ") c64scr.input_chars(name) c64scr.print_string("\n\nHello, ") c64scr.print_string(name) c64scr.print_string(".\nLet's play a number guessing game.\nI am thinking of a number from 1 to 100!You'll have to guess it!\n") for ubyte attempts_left in 10 to 1 step -1 { ; stackptr debugging ; c64scr.print_byte(X) ; c64.CHROUT('\n') c64scr.print_string("\nYou have ") c64scr.print_ubyte(attempts_left) c64scr.print_string(" guess") if attempts_left>1 c64scr.print_string("es") c64scr.print_string(" left.\nWhat is your next guess? ") c64scr.input_chars(input) ubyte guess = str2ubyte(input) ; debug info ; c64scr.print_string(" > attempts left=") ; c64scr.print_byte(attempts_left) ; c64scr.print_string("\n > secretnumber=") ; c64scr.print_byte(secretnumber) ; c64scr.print_string("\n > input=") ; c64scr.print_string(input) ; c64scr.print_string("\n > guess=") ; c64scr.print_byte(guess) ; c64.CHROUT('\n') ; c64scr.print_byte(X) ; stackptr debugging ; c64.CHROUT('\n') if guess==secretnumber { return ending(true) } else { c64scr.print_string("\n\nThat is too ") if guess