- #1
JamesU
Gold Member
- 815
- 3
how could I assign a certain position to an object or a variable? I'm trying to make a game on my calc., and it uses an form of assembly. I want some keys to be able to move my charachter (which is an X)
If you have virtual TI all you have to do is hit F10 select your compiled app and that's it... simple.yomamma said:um...what?
Assigning a position to an object or variable allows us to store and access its value in a specific location in the computer's memory. This makes it easier to retrieve and manipulate the value later on in our code.
In most programming languages, you can assign a position to an object or variable by using the "equals" sign (=) followed by the value or expression you want to assign. For example: var x = 5;
assigns the value of 5 to the variable x.
Yes, you can assign a different position or value to an object or variable multiple times in your code. Each time you assign a new value, it will replace the previous one in the designated memory location.
If you try to assign a position to an object or variable that is already assigned, the new value will overwrite the previous one. This can be useful for updating the value of a variable or object as your code runs.
Yes, in some programming languages, you can use functions or methods to automatically assign a position to an object or variable without explicitly specifying the location. For example, in JavaScript, the push()
method can be used to add a value to the end of an array without specifying the index.