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Hi. I was testing out Cheese Quest part 1 on my calculator and as soon as I ran the program, it would just say GOOD JOOB, YOU HAVE FINISHED PART 1. Please tell me what I should do and if this is a bug, please fix it.
I'm guessing you didn't place enough End statements somewhere…
Is there any other possible solution? I tried putting more ends but it still wouldn't' work and my brother also reported having the same problem on his calculator.
I changed the coding a bit (just the areas that had While loops), hopefully it works now.
Please comment again if it works…
I have the same problem. If you edited the code on this site, then it still has the bug.
I don't know why it wasn't working for you, it worked with me…
I deleted "While not(Z=100" and replaced it with "Lbl AA", and I replaced the last End statement with
:If not(Z>99
:Goto AA
but BEFORE YOU DO THIS, try adding another "End" before the You Win message, and comment if that works instead. If the first thing doesn't work either, add an End statement at the last line of the program.
Sorry for the trouble.