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OK i have a project the is due soon and i am stuck.. i need to make a program the you enter you pin and it displase it as ****.. can some one help me. Email Fuklife_1@hotmail.com..
ok i think the program should look like this..
program pin;
uses crt;
var;
pin : real;
begin
writeln ('enter pin here');
read (pin);
for pin:= 1 to 9 do write ('*');
writeln (' Your pin is',pin);
end.
when i try to wok it doesn;t do what i want it to do,
also can some one tell me if you can save the information like
write ('enter you name');
readln (name);
save the name and then the last name in some sort of data base..
program pin;
uses crt;
var;
pin : real;
begin
writeln ('enter pin here');
read (pin);
for pin:= 1 to 9 do write ('*');
writeln (' Your pin is',pin);
end.
when i try to wok it doesn;t do what i want it to do,
also can some one tell me if you can save the information like
write ('enter you name');
readln (name);
save the name and then the last name in some sort of data base..
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Originally Posted by shmee
ok i think the program should look like this..
program pin;
uses crt;
var;
pin : real;
begin
writeln ('enter pin here');
read (pin);
for pin:= 1 to 9 do write ('*');
writeln (' Your pin is',pin);
end.
when i try to wok it doesn;t do what i want it to do,
also can some one tell me if you can save the information like
write ('enter you name');
readln (name);
save the name and then the last name in some sort of data base..
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program pin; uses crt; var PinNumber: string; Done: Boolean; ACharacter: Char; begin { Initialize variables. } Done := False; PinNumber := ''; { Prompt user for input. } writeln; write('Enter your pin number: '); { Read input. } repeat ACharacter := ReadKey; case ACharacter of '0'..'9': begin write('*'); PinNumber := PinNumber + ACharacter; end; else Done := True; end; until Done; { Display pin number. } writeln; writeln('Your pin number is: ' + PinNumber); end.
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Second part of your question:
Answer := YES; :lol:
Answer := YES; :lol:
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program names; uses SysUtils; const DataFileName = 'C:\NAMES.TXT'; var DataFile: TextFile; FirstName: string; LastName: string; begin { Prompt user for first name. } write('Enter your FIRST name: '); readln(FirstName); { Prompt user for last name. } write('Enter your LAST name: '); readln(LastName); { Open the file. } AssignFile(DataFile, DataFileName); if FileExists(DataFileName) then begin Append(DataFile); end else begin Rewrite(DataFile); end; { Write data to the file in comma delimited format. } writeln(DataFile, LastName + ',' + FirstName); { Make sure the file is written to disk, then close it. } Flush(DataFile); CloseFile(DataFile); end.
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The OP asked if he could save the first and last names to some sort of a database. A text file can be considered a flat-file database so I gave him a simple example of saving to a text file.
It wouldn't be much more work to save to XML (another simple text file format). Of course he/she could establish a connection to a database management program like MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS Access, etc. and read/write to it but that's not quite as simple...
The OP asked if he could save the first and last names to some sort of a database. A text file can be considered a flat-file database so I gave him a simple example of saving to a text file.
It wouldn't be much more work to save to XML (another simple text file format). Of course he/she could establish a connection to a database management program like MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS Access, etc. and read/write to it but that's not quite as simple...
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