tiny basic exercises

Exercises
created by: Katrin Becker, 1999
adapted from: ACM programming contest problem set

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Exercise 1:

Reduce the following Tiny Basic program to its set of tokens and interpret it. Print out the results as the Interpreter would.

1 LET A=10

2 LET I=0

3 LET X=I+I

4 LET T=1

5 LET X=X+T

6 PRINT X

7 LET T=1

8 LET I=I+T

9 IF A>I

10 GOTO 3

11 STOP

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Exercise 2:

Reduce the following Tiny Basic program to its set of tokens and interpret it. Print out the results as the Interpreter would.

1 LET X=-12

2 LET R=4

3 GOTO 14

4 PRINT V

5 LET X=3

6 LET R=8

7 GOTO 14

8 PRINT V

9 LET X=0

10 LET R=12

11 GOTO 14

12 PRINT V

13 STOP

14 IF Z>X

15 GOTO 23

16 LET V=1

17 LET T=-1

18 LET V=V+T

19 LET T=V+X

20 IF T>Z

21 GOTO 17

22 GOTO R+Z

23 LET V=-1

24 LET T=1

25 LET V=V+T

26 LET T=V+X

27 IF Z>T

28 GOTO 24

29 GOTO R+Z

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Exercise 3:

Reduce the following Tiny Basic program to its set of tokens and interpret it. Print out the results as the Interpreter would.

1 LET F=5

2 LET I=10

3 LET N=100

4 LET R=0

5 IF R>N

6    STOP

7 PRINT R

8 LET R=R+F

9 GOTO 5

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Exercise 4:

Reduce the following Tiny Basic program to its set of tokens and interpret it. Print out the results as the Interpreter would.

1 LET A=5

2 LET B=10

3 LET C=15

4 IF A>B

5    LET R=A

6 IF B>A

7    LET R=B

8 IF C>R

9    R=C

10 PRINT R

11 STOP

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Updated: August 5, 2005 07:04 PM