How to create a basic yes/no variable: 1 of 2
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here's the program i made :) hope you like it. "bit._ly/yesnoquiz (w/o underscore duh)"
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@AceOfSpiders thanks :)
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Ah I see. Lol when i mande one i put V infornt of all the wuestens like that, But I gusse I did nto need to.
thanks.
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do i have to use /p?
TheMarkk116 10 months ago
@TheMarkk116 In this situation yes.
set var= Would change the value of var to something
set /p var= Would prompt the user for input then set the value of var to what the user said
set /a var= Would allow for maths functions e.g. set /a var=1+2
AceOfSpiders 10 months ago
the cls is to clear the text before it right?
hellkid94 2 years ago
Yes that is correct.
The command 'cls' clears the window of all previous echoed information.
AceOfSpiders 2 years ago
no you can set what you want
MrAtzeMichi 2 years ago
No need to answer a question that i have already answered (look below bignarant's initial comment).
AceOfSpiders 2 years ago