
11-27-2002, 12:42 PM
Dont know anything about QBasic, but it has to have if then statements
(if it has switch statements you could use them too, but there's not really many selections there) You want something along the lines of :
1) if (a == "get up and rush to school) then
if (b == "sign in and go to class) then
do something
else if (b == "sign in and wander around")
do something else
else
do some other thing
else if (a ==....
ie, bunch of embedded if's
what school still teaches QBasic though? that really sucks big!!
Get into a good C++ program then ask lol
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