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' Here is an example of how to redim an array in Liberty Basic.
myNumberSize = 2
myNumberSizeIncrement = 3
dim myNumber(myNumberSize)
print "This program will allow you to enter 5 numbers and then display"
print "them in numerical order."
print
myNumberCount = 0
entry = 1
while entry <> 0
print "Enter number ";myNumberCount+1;":";
input " ";entry
if entry <> 0 then
myNumberCount = myNumberCount + 1
' Note that in Liberty Basic, the redim command erases the
' values that are in the array. Because of this we need to
' first copy the array to a temp array, then redim the array
' and then copy it back.
if myNumberCount > myNumberSize then
dim tempNumber(myNumberSize)
myNumberSizeOld = myNumberSize
for copy = 1 to myNumberSize
tempNumber(copy) = myNumber(copy)
next copy
myNumberSize = myNumberSize + myNumberSizeIncrement
redim myNumber(myNumberSize)
for copy = 1 to myNumberSizeOld
myNumber(copy) = tempNumber(copy)
next copy
redim tempNumber(1)
end if
myNumber(myNumberCount) = entry
end if
wend
'2. Display the numbers in numerical order with appropriate text to identify output.
for i = 1 to myNumberCount-1
for j = i+1 to myNumberCount
if myNumber(i) > myNumber(j) then
temp = myNumber(i)
myNumber(i) = myNumber(j)
myNumber(j) = temp
end if
next j
next i
print "The numbers in order are:";
for i = 1 to myNumberCount
print " ";myNumber(i);
next i
print "."