ABNIAC Challenges

  1. Write a program that stores the value 65 in cell 100
  2. Modify the above program so it outputs the value in cell 100 first as an integer, and then as a character.
  3. Write a program that adds together two numbers stored in cells 50 and 51. Initially, your program should add 5 + 3, but by changing the values in cells 50 and 51, it should add any two integers.
  4. Examine the 'message' sample program. Write a program like it that sends your name to the screen a letter at a time.
  5. Examine the 'counter' sample program. By changing the values of only two cells, make the program count to 100 by fives.
  6. Make a program that uses a loop (like counter does) to print out the first 10 letters of the alphabet.
  7. VERY TRICKY!!! Write a program that multiplies the values in cells 50 and 51. It should work no matter what values are in the cells.
© Andy Harris
Indiana University / Purdue University, Indianapolis
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