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' Lab10
' 1. Initialize myNumber to 2
myNumber = 2
' 2. Call myFunction three times sending it the following values.
' Assign the return value of myFunction to myNumber (IE. myNumber=myFunction(stringbelow,myNumber)).
' "This is the first call of myFunction", myNumber
' "This is the second call of myFunction", myNumber
' "This is the third call of myFunction", myNumber
myNumber = myFunction("This is the first call of myFunction", myNumber)
myNumber = myFunction("This is the second call of myFunction", myNumber)
myNumber = myFunction("This is the third call of myFunction", myNumber)
' 3. After the function calls above, add the folowing statements:
'
print
print "At the end of the program, the value of myNumber is now ";myNumber;"."
'
' NOTE: If everything is working correctly, the value of myNumber should now be 256.
' 4. Write a function called myFunction. This function should take two arguments: a string, and a number.
' The function should contain the following statements:
'
function myFunction(functionString$,functionNumber)
Print functionString$
myFunction = functionNumber*functionNumber
print functionNumber;" squared is ";myFunction
end function
'
' NOTE: The variable names functionString$ and functionNumber in the three statements above
' should be replaced with the variable names you used in your FUNCTION statement.