Structured Programming in Basic Problems

© 1998 by Dr. Thomas W. MacFarland -- All Rights Reserved

     Instructions:   Review the following program and see if you can 
                     predict the outcome by completing a "pencil 
                     trace" of the code.  

                     Program output is provided at the end of this 
                     page.

     Compiler:       The program was prepared using GWBasic, which  
                     requires the use of line numbers.

10 REM This program demonstrates how numbers can also be
20 REM used as characters.
30 X    = 100
40 Y$   = "101"
50 PRINT X+2 Y$
10000 REM And the answer is ...
10010 REM  102 101

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