[SmileBASIC 4] Let's Try Programming #2 ~Give a lot of Commands to the Computer!~[Nintendo Switch™]

This is a lesson video for those who are beginners to programming with Nintendo Switch™ "SmileBASIC 4".In the 2nd, let's make a program that combines several commands.
Please watch with English subtitles.
►The document file of this video is "SmileBASIC4_Worksho_1.pdf", which can be found below.
Please use it with the video.
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►Please watch the video below to learn how to prepare for programming.
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This is a programming software that allows you to create and play games with Nintendo Switch™.
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[@Mac_Omegaly]

PRINT has a shorthand version that you can try using if it's not too confusing. Simply substitute "PRINT" with "?". 3: PRINT "Name" 3: ? "Name"

[@Mac_Omegaly]

Now the semicolon ";" is used something like this. It lets the program know something to print is going to come after the two quotes (""). If you leave out the Semicolon, you will get a error message. If you place that information in a 2nd PRINT line, you will notice that the print output has placed the data on a new line in the display. The ";" also tells the program that the data coming next, is on the same line, and the very next space over. So sometimes using an additional space before or after the line can fix certain PRINT issues. Exsample ACLS Age=30 Name$="Chad" PRINT Name$;" is my name. And my age is ";Age;" years old."

[@SmileBoom_JP]

Thanks for pointing that out! "PRINT =?" I didn't include the first part about "I didn't want to include a beginner's understanding of BASIC because I thought it would be too difficult to understand. The good thing about BASIC is that the command names give you some idea of the functions (and the video is too long). However, I thought it would be nice to make a small video summarizing the abbreviations and the signs in the future.