Arithmetic Quiz (Small Basic)

Primary school teacher wants a computer program to test basic arithmetic

Primary school teacher wants a computer program to test basic arithmetic
And you are the student?
Have you downloaded Small Basic? If not, go to
www.smallbasic.com.
Try searching on TextWindow.WriteLine().
One hint is to put some math in those parentheses.
Experiment! That's the fun!
Thanks!
Ed Price, Azure & Power BI Customer Program Manager (Blog,
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More Guru Winners for February 2015 in the Small Basic category and many others!

It's been a busy week that also saw the
TECHNET WIKI SUMMIT 2015
Then we had the results for
February's TechNet Guru competition ALSO posted!
http://blogs.technet.com/b/wikininjas/archive/2015/03/19/technet-guru-february-2015.aspx
Below is a summary of the medal winners for December. The last column being a few of the comments from the judges.
Unfortunately, runners up and their judge feedback comments had to be trimmed from THIS post, to fit into the forum's 60,000 character limit, however the full version is available on TechNet Wiki in the link above.
Some articles only just missed out, so we may be returning to discuss those too, in future blogs.
BizTalk Technical Guru - February 2015
Steef-Jan Wiggers
BizTalk Server 2013 R2 Instrumenting a custom pipeline component with ETW
Mandi Ohlinger: "Always a fan of helping our custom pipeline users. Great addition to this group."
Sandro Pereira: "Images, format, descriptions, code and topic are excellent once again good work Steef-Jan."
Vignesh Sukumar
BizTalk BAM (Business Activity Monitoring)
Sandro Pereira: "Great job on this article! Well explained and nice pictures, however the article format need to be improved and some proofreading is need"
Mandi Ohlinger: "Welcome to the 'I heart BAM' fan club. Nice job on this topic. A MUST read for new-to-BAM users. "
Steef-Jan Wiggers
BizTalk Server 2013 R2 Instrumenting BAM Activity Tracking with ETW
Sandro Pereira: "Images, format, descriptions, code and topic are excellent once again good work Steef-Jan."
Mandi Ohlinger: "ETW for BAM Activities - LOVE it. Nice use of the Framework. "
Forefront Identity Manager Technical Guru - February 2015
Wim Beck
FIM2010: Filter objects on export
PG: "Simple, targeted but nice article, nice layout. "
Søren Granfeldt: "Nice. Would be perfect with a complete code sample."
Microsoft Azure Technical Guru - February 2015
saramgsilva
Azure Mobile Services: How to see the log files in server
JH: "Log files are one of the most important things in a production environment. This article shows hows you can do that for the Azure Mobile Services in a nice and easy way."
Alan Carlos: "Great article!"
Ed Price: "Very useful topic! These are a great set of articles!"
saramgsilva
Azure Mobile Services: How to see the WebConfig file published
Ed Price: "Great detail and fantastic use of images! I love all the in-line links!"
JH: "Sometimes it is hard to tell when working in a multi-environment what configuration was published to the Server. The article shows short and easy how to do that for the Azure Mobile Services."
Miscellaneous Technical Guru - February 2015
Arleta Wanat
Retrieve all site mailboxes in your Office 365 tenant
Durval Ramos: "This article has a well content, images and code that help to understand the solution. It has References and was Translated into more two languages. Good job!"
Richard Mueller: "Good links. A great tutorial."
Andy ONeill
Silverlight: No Need to BringIntoView
Durval Ramos: "A well formatted article is easier and more pleasant to read. This script is useful"
Richard Mueller: "Good demonstration of a new feature."
Chen V
PowerShell : Enable Auto Reply for Shared Mail Box
Durval Ramos: " A good solution originated of TechNet Forum. The script and images make it easy to understand and ensure you get the best interest to reader."
Richard Mueller: "Good documentation of this feature."
SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru - February 2015
Geetanjali Arora
SharePoint Online : Performing Batch Operations using REST API
KB: "Very well explained article on a new and much awaited feature. Although Andrew Connell already explained this topic in several posts, this article still contains added value."
Ed Price: "I love the History section. The formatting is amazing. And the References and See Also sections at the bottom are great icing on the cake. This is an important topic that's done incredibly well!"
Matthew Yarlett
Using the SpellCheck Webservice with the TinyMCE Richtext Editor and
AngularJS in Office 365
KB: "I read this article with growing interest, it contains a lot of added value. Very well and in-depth explanation. "
Ed Price: "Great scenario! Good use of images, code, detail, and References! Could possibly use a greater breakdown and explanation of the code. This article just gets more and more interesting and valuable as you read it! Great job!"
Arleta Wanat
SharePoint Online: Turn on support for multiple content types
in a list or library using Powershell
KB: "Really nice, interesting and detailed article!"
Ed Price: "The Content Types section helps explain this a lot! I also love the downloads at the end. What a fantastic resource!"
Small Basic Technical Guru - February 2015
Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic: Key Input
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Great improvement."
RZ: "Very nice explanation and examples of key input handling"
Ed Price - MSFT
Small Basic: The History of the Logo Turtle
RZ: "Turtle (Logo) was the first programming language for many, including perhaps some of the Small Basic prorammers. Nice article explaining the history."
Michiel Van Hoorn: "A nice background article and hopefull inspiration for those who want to start in robotics"
Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic: TechNet Wiki Article List
Michiel Van Hoorn: "This is great! Perfect as a local cache of the articles. "
RZ: "A good example"
SQL BI and Power BI Technical Guru - February 2015
Sylvain PONTOREAU
PowerBI API in .Net
RB: "Great walkthrough. Looking forward for the WP8 version of the app ;)"
PT: "Sylvain, very nice job with this. This is a timely topic about an emerging product that has great potential. This is a very good example of a well-written post on an interesting subject with enough information to be valuable to a
solution developer. I will personally take time to explore the Power BI API and use your examples. "
SQL Server General and Database Engine Technical Guru - February 2015
Ronen Ariely
SQL Server Books Online
AM: "Thank you for sharing this with us. It is quite informative and let us get familiar with BOL after the change from previous versins."
Ed Price: "Nice! A very helpful introduction to Books Online! It also tells my technical writer friends that their hard work is appreciated! =^)"
Durval Ramos
How to Collect Events and Errors on SQL Server
Ed Price: "Fantastic solution! A great resource that's amazingly well written with formatting, clear parameters, images, References, and a See Also section! And it even comes in Portuguese! Great article!"
AM: "Thank you for sharing this with us. A good source to learn about our SQL Server instances. "
System Center Technical Guru - February 2015
MarkusEliasson
Troubleshoot ID 32008: DPM cannot
protect this SharePoint farm...
Ed Price: "An important topic that's very clear with great formatting and a good use of an image!"
t.c.rich
Managing Priorities of Client Polices and A/V Policies in SCCM
Ed Price: "I love the descriptions, breakdown of sections, and code formatting! Great article!"
Mr X
How to copy SMSTS.log when a Task Sequence fails in SCCM
Ed Price: "A very helpful table and a good contribution to the community! Mr X again thinks of important content gaps to fill!"
Transact-SQL Technical Guru - February 2015
Saeid Hasani
T-SQL: How the Order of Elements in the ORDER BY Clause Implemented in the Output Result
Durval Ramos: "Very well structured and with examples that clarify how a T-SQL statement can change the data output order."
Richard Mueller: "Good use of Wiki guidelines and great examples."
Ronen Ariely
Free E-Books about SQL and Transact-SQL languages
Richard Mueller: "An excellent collection and a great idea."
Durval Ramos: "A good initiative. Very useful !!!"
Ricardo Lacerda
Declare Cursor (Transact-SQL) versus Window with Over - Running Totals
- Accumulated Earnings
Durval Ramos: "The "Window function" sample was well presented, but it was unclear how the chart was generated."
Richard Mueller: "A new idea that can be very useful. Grammar needs work"
Visual Basic Technical Guru - February 2015
Emiliano Musso
Genetic algorithm to solve 2D Mazes in Visual Basic
MR: "Great article! Love to see an application for AI in a simple game"
Durval Ramos: "This article is well documented with images and your code clarifying important details. It also has References, a very useful video and your project available for download in "MSDN Code" !"
Richard Mueller: "Incredible concept and code. Grammar needs work."
Paul Ishak
MultiHeadedTrackBar Control
Durval Ramos: "Very interesting article, with methods and properties well documented. Your project was available in "MSDN Code" which facilitates the understanding of solution."
Richard Mueller: "Amazing work. Extensive code but with lots of comments. Needs a TOC"
tommytwotrain
Using Trigonometry to draw graphic curves in VB.NET part 2.
MR: "Great continuation. Love the usage of the code for circle text"
Durval Ramos: "The article is interesting, but It's need to work better commenting about assemblies referenced on project and also structure your content into sections."
Richard Mueller: "Good tutorial and example code demonstrating basic concepts. Avoid first person."
Visual C# Technical Guru - February 2015
Magnus (MM8)
C#: Enumerating collections that change
Jaliya Udagedara: "Great article. Has a thorough and to the point explanation of problem and the solution with code samples. Loved it!"
Carmelo La Monica: "Very useful and exhaustive about errors at runtime in these circumstances. Congratulations"
Andy ONeill
c#: Practical Poly
Carmelo La Monica: "Fantastic artcle. Very detailed and exhaustive, congratulations ."
Jaliya Udagedara: "Definitely worth reading this. Explains somewhat advance topic along with a fundamental concept of programming. "
Wiki and Portals Technical Guru - February 2015
Durval Ramos
Wiki: Microsoft Short URLs Personalized by SXP
PG: "Nice idea, lots of potential to grow, really needs some more community attention."
Richard Mueller: "An excellent idea. Good use of Wiki guidelines."
Windows Phone and Windows Store Apps Technical Guru - February 2015
Carmelo La Monica
Windows Phone 8: control Nokia Maps (Part 3)
JH: "Part 3 of the series how to work with the Nokia maps control. As the previous articles this one contains a lot of code snippets and some pictures. Good work!"
Ed Price: "A great topic, a fantastic breakdown of sections with clear descriptions, and a nice mix of code formatting and helpful images! Another stellar article from Carmelo! Great job including the link back at the end to the portal
article!"
Windows PowerShell Technical Guru - February 2015
Richard Mueller
Document Your Active Directory Organization
Alan Carlos: "Wow! Great article, congratulations!!! Very detailed!"
Chen V: "Excellent Article - I liked return to top as well."
Ed Price: "Wow! It's like a professional whitepaper! It's a valuable topic that's done with intricate detail! I love the images, diagrams, code blocks, and it ends very well with more resources and Wiki articles! The article just keeps
digging deeper and deeper! Awesome job on this!"
DexterPOSH
PowerShell + REST API : Invoke-RestMethod Gotcha
Chen V: "Good Article. TOC might have made this more rich! "
Ed Price: "This is a good topic with some great content. It could benefit from sections and a TOC, as well as a References and See Also sections at the end. The inline links are helpful. Could "
DexterPOSH
PowerShell Trick : Search & highlight text in MS Word
Ed Price: "This is a great solution, with some helpful Q&A in the comments!"
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Technical Guru - February 2015
Andy ONeill
Lookless Controls
KJ: "WPF can definitely be confusing when devs first encounter it. Like the way you break it down."
Ed Price: "Wow! Fantastic explanations that are very clear and deep! The images and code bring it to life!"
Andy ONeill
Only One Parent
KJ: "Same iwith this one, good 101 intro"
Ed Price: "Another great tip! I love the detail here as well! Those snippets help a lot!"
Andy ONeill
Bind to Current Item of Collection
KJ: "Feel like this topic has a lot of coverage out there, but it can't hurt to hammer on databinding yet one more time :) "
Ed Price: "Fantastic topic with great execution! Although these could benefit from References and See Also wiki sections at the end, the Inline links help a lot!"
Windows Server Technical Guru - February 2015
Mr X
Ping for Beginners
Mark Parris: "A good introduction with additional content."
JM: "Great article idea and an excellent article that will be useful to many, thanks for your contribution."
Philippe Levesque: "Good article that show a usefull utility for basic troubleshooting"
Richard Mueller
Active Directory: Get-ADFineGrainedPasswordPolicy Default and Extended Properties
Mark Parris: "An Interesting insight on FGPP and their extended properties."
JM: "This is a good piece of detailed information about this PowerShell cmdlet, thanks for sharing."
Philippe Levesque: "Great article ! Illustrating some cmdlet's output when a user got assigned policy versus a user with the default domain policy could be a good idea."
Richard Mueller
Active Directory: Get-ADServiceAccount Default and Extended Properties
Mark Parris: "A useful nugget of information."
JM: "More very useful information about an AD cmdlet, thanks!"
Philippe Levesque: "Good article !"
As mentioned above, runners up and comments were removed from this post, to fit into the forum's 60,000 character limit.
You will find the complete post, comments and feedback on the
main announcement post.
Please join the discussion, add a comment, or suggest future categories.
If you have not yet contributed an article for this month, and you think you can write a more useful, clever, or better produced wiki article than the winners above,
THERE'S STILL TIME! :D
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Small Basic Technical Guru - February 2015
Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic: Key Input
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Great improvement."
RZ: "Very nice explanation and examples of key input handling"
Ed Price - MSFT
Small Basic: The History of the Logo Turtle
RZ: "Turtle (Logo) was the first programming language for many, including perhaps some of the Small Basic prorammers. Nice article explaining the history."
Michiel Van Hoorn: "A nice background article and hopefull inspiration for those who want to start in robotics"
Nonki Takahashi
Small Basic: TechNet Wiki Article List
Michiel Van Hoorn: "This is great! Perfect as a local cache of the articles. "
RZ: "A good example"
Also worth a mention were the other entries this month:
Small Basic Known Issue: 29976 - Assignment to Array in Event Handler Needs Time by
Nonki Takahashi
RZ: "This is a very good catch. The workaround mentioned is very helpful."
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Ah, very helpfull if you ever bumped into this"
Welcome to Small Basic by
Nonki Takahashi
Michiel Van Hoorn: "Nice greating"
RZ: "A good introduction page"
Ed Price, Azure & Power BI Customer Program Manager (Blog,
Small Basic,
Wiki Ninjas,
Wiki)
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Intro to Programming Small Basic Lab

Hello All,
I am currently working on a lab for my intro to programming class that I am having some difficulty with. The assignment is to create a program in Small Basic where a teacher can enter a Students name, enter multiple grades for that student, then when
the teacher does not have another grade for that student, to have the program return an average of all the grades entered. The program should then prompt the teacher if they have another student's grade to enter. It's supposed to help us understand
"while" loops, however, our teacher did not explain much about how to begin this process or how to calculate averages for something such as this... It's all very confusing and several of us (those of us who are GENUINELY beginners to programming...)
are having issues with the assignment. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Here is one of my many attempts at creating this program:
Continue = "no"
If Continue <> "no" Then
Grade=""
While(Grade<>"")
    TextWindow.Write("Enter the name of the student: ")
    Name=TextWindow.Read()
    TextWindow.Write("Enter a grade: ")
    Grade=TextWindow.ReadNumber()
    x=array.getitemcount("Grade")
    y=array.getvalue("Name" , "Grade")
    Textwindow.WriteLine(Name + "'s total grade is: " + y/x)
EndWhile
TextWindow.Write("Do you have another student?: [yes] [no]")
Continue=TextWindow.Read()
EndIf
I know I am doing something very wrong with this program, I just don't know what... I don't want the answer just GIVEN to me, but any hints or tips would be great.
Regards,
James

Not sure you will get much response here - this is a VB.Net forum.
Here's a hint: is continue = 'no' at start of if? Look at the previous line. Also look at the test in the while. For the if branch to be taken the test must be true, for the while to repeat the test must be true.
Regards David R
The great thing about Object Oriented code is that it can make small, simple problems look like large, complex ones.
Object-oriented programming offers a sustainable way to write spaghetti code. - Paul Graham.
Every program eventually becomes rococo, and then rubble. - Alan Perlis
The only valid measurement of code quality: WTFs/minute.

Attention All Small Basic Gurus! Time to SPRING Into Action!

April fools out of the way, now let's find an April genius!
The name "April" is derived from the Latin verb "aperire", meaning "to open", as it is the season when trees, flowers AND MINDS start to open! And.. I can't wait to OPEN and read this month's community contributions!
(groan, tenuous link!)
Things are indeed heating up around TechNet. The Wiki has become a shining example of what the community has to offer, and talent is SPRINGING FORTH from all corners of our garden of knowledge.
If you can find the time to enrich us with your latest revelations, or some fascinating facts, then not only will you build up a profile and name for yourself within the gaze of Microsoft's very own glitterati, but you will be adding pages to the most respected
source for Microsoft knowledge base articles. This could not only boost your career, but would benefit generations to come!
So don't be an April fool. Please realise the potential of this platform, realise where we are going, and join us in growing this community, learning more about you, and opening the minds of others!
All you have to do is add an article to TechNet Wiki from your own specialist field. Something that fits into one of the categories listed on the submissions page. Copy in your own blog posts, a forum solution, a white paper, or just something
you had to solve for your own day's work today.
Drop us some nifty knowledge, or superb snippets, and become MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY GURU OF THE MONTH!
This is an official Microsoft TechNet recognition, where people such as yourselves can truly get noticed!
HOW TO WIN
1) Please copy over your Microsoft technical solutions and revelations to
TechNet Wiki.
2) Add a link to it on
THIS WIKI COMPETITION PAGE (so we know you've contributed)
3) Every month, we will highlight your contributions, and select a "Guru of the Month" in each technology.
If you win, we will sing your praises in blogs and forums, similar to the
weekly contributor awards. Once "on our radar" and making your mark, you will probably be
interviewed for your greatness, and maybe eventually even invited into other inner TechNet/MSDN circles!
Winning this award in your favoured technology will help us learn the active members in each community.
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Just 1 article so far:
Programming
Games with Small Basic: Chapter 6: Tic Tac Toe Program by Ed
Price - MSFT and
Philip Conrod
See the Small Basic section here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30574.technet-guru-contributions-april-2015.aspx#Small_Basic
Ed Price, Azure & Power BI Customer Program Manager (Blog,
Small Basic,
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Can I run another Small Basic program from a simple menu in another Small Basic program, (It does not need to return!)

Hi
Is there a way of calling another program from within a small basic program ?
I dont mean run within it and then continue where it left off.
I simply ideally I ideally want to create one program that only contains menu options and depending on the user choice, then to go off and run another program.
If this is not possible..maybe I am getting over cautious, but does any one know the program size limit, if I need to put all teh features in one program ?
Thanks in advance
Dave

You would need an extension that can start an external exe (may be any exe includng another pre-compiled Small Basic program, or even the SmallBasicComplier to compile source and then run it), such as LDProcess.Start in my extension. There are also
other extensions with this or similar commands.

Two Problems within the Small Basic landscape

The Small Basic of things.
There are 2 situations in the Small Basic landscape that I think are a bit disappointing and possibly reduce growth opportunities for the SB community:
Programs don't always run in the browser; and
Program Delay is retarded when the SB ide is closed. (big issue for gamers)
Nonki has a workaround for 1 and I've done a workaround in the past for 2 (awaiting test feedback on this).
I think it would be opportunistic and more efficient if it were easier for SB devs to supply programs and code for audiences that have SB installed and those who don't.
The only possible advantage I see with this situation is that it requires SB coders to learn how to deploy workarounds.
It would be a lot simpler if workarounds weren't required.
Any thoughts?
PS
Feedback on issue 2.

Apple says they are aware and working on it. The Sound is "not" lost and may be retrievable after their fix. It is an iMovie problem. It may take a while as they are preoccupied with the new "Mountain Lion" release. In the meantime I am saving my movies on my MacBook. If you can record your sound with a setting other them FPEG 2 that may help. I can't, so I am stuck. Big trip to NWT in late August so I am holding my breath. Hope they are faster than fixing the Numbers upload to iCloud.

I love Small Basic- Request for in-app language reference

My 9 year old daughter got a computer for xmas and wants to learn to code. I found Small Basic and it is perfect for teaching simple constructs and logic blocks. We are having fun with making "Hello, NAME$! How are you feeling today" programs.
My only suggestion would be to have a language reference in the program. Is there a place to submit suggestions or feedback?
-rd
-Ryan

Good idea.
You can edit this TechNet wiki article to add your suggestions or bugs.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/24082.microsoft-small-basic-v1-0-known-issues.aspx

Please attend Nonki's Small Basic presentation tomorrow

Register here:
https://www307.livemeeting.com/lrs/0000000379_116/Registration.aspx?pageName=gdx8jdv0r7rmftrk
TNWikiSummit15:"Small Basic and TechNet" by Nonki Takahashi
Start
time
3/18/2015 7:15 PM
GMT+00:00
End
time
3/18/2015 8:00 PM
GMT+00:00
Thanks!
Ed Price, Azure & Power BI Customer Program Manager (Blog,
Small Basic,
Wiki Ninjas,
Wiki)
Answer an interesting question?
Create a wiki article about it!

Thank you, Ed.
I uploaded the record (video) of my session to
TechNet Gallery.
Nonki Takahashi

Storytime: Share your Small Basic "Mad Lib" style Story Programs!

Have you written any Mad Lib style Story Programs?
Please come here and paste in your Web link (just click Publish and post the URL) so that we can check it out and enjoy it with you!
We'll build out a list here.
That's it! Thanks!
Ed Price, Azure & Power BI Customer Program Manager (Blog,
Small Basic,
Wiki Ninjas,
Wiki)
Answer an interesting question?
Create a wiki article about it!

Fun!
This is the project my Intro to Programming students take on when we get to Variables. I will make a point of having them publish the results and share them here.
Here is two of the challenges I give them: Prevent words from wrapping past the edge of the Textwindow. In others, provide a natural break in the text about 3/4 of the way across so longer entries don't message up the display. An highlight the input words
in your story by changing their color.
Good luck everyone, I'm dying to see the results.

MS Small Basic Images - layer priority oder command help plz?

Hi, can any one guide me on how to prioritise the layer order of images in a graphic window using MS Small Basic V1.0 please?
I couldn't see any command in the intellisense window to use, any help will be greatly appreciated!
Cheers from MagicBytes :)

Hello Jibba Jabba, thanks for the fast reply, I hope GQW771 project works for bmp, jpg, gif and png images, that project you sent me is a very impressive example of z order demo, this is what I need for my project!
I will try and decipher the code and test it for images and let you know the result!
Thanks a million for your help and fast response.
Get back to you soon as I have tested this and 'Mark as answered' this posting.
Cheers from Magic_Bytes :)

Additional Small Basic Resources

UPDATE: Please add more resources to the Survival Guide:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/25195.small-basic-survival-guide.aspx
=======================================
Please add posts with links to helpful additional Small Basic related resources you create or find on the web.
Please do not ask questions on this sticky thread as it may get over cluttered, but rather ask new questions on new threads.
Thanks.

Here's an interesting book on learning Small Basic:
http://www.elektor.com/products/books/programming/pc-programming.35.2610873.lynkx
From the cover:
There are many different PC programming languages available on the market. Some have beautiful names; some have easy to use development tools. Others have incredible power. They all have one thing in common: they assume that you have, or want to have, a knack
for technology and difficult to read commands.
In this book we take a practical approach to programming. We assume that you simply want to write a PC program, and write it quickly. Not in a professional environment, not in order to start a new career, but for plain and simple fun... or just to get a task
done.
Therefore we use Small Basic. You will have an application up and running in a matter of minutes. You will understand exactly how it works and be able to write text programs, graphical user interfaces, and advanced drivers. It is so simple; you don't even need
to be an adult!

HELP Lottery Small Basic

Hello everyone for a school thing, we have to write a program in small basic that simulates the lottery: pulling six different numbers from 1,2,...48
Input: number of simulation
Output: an ordered row of 8 lotto numberwe need help because we haven't really used small basics before and even with the documents our teachers sended us we are still not sure if it is working the way it is supposed to.We think there should also we a shorter way to do it this is what we have. GraphicsWindow.Title ="Lotto"
button1 = Controls.Addbutton("klik hier voor zes verschillende lottogetallen te trekken",70,330)
Controls.SetSize(button1,500,70)
Controls.ButtonClicked = Lotto
GraphicsWindow.DrawText(100,10,"LOTTO")
sub ha
GraphicsWindow.DrawText(90,0,"LOTTO")
endsub
sub lotto
For mainloop= 1 To 48
pos=-90
For n=1 To 6
pos=pos+100
x=Math.GetRandomNumber (48)
check=Array.ContainsValue(number,x)
While check= "True"
x=Math.GetRandomNumber (48)
check=Array.ContainsValue(number,x)
endwhile
number[n]=x
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "white"
If number[n] > 12 Then
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "white"
endif
If number[n] > 24 Then
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "white"
endif
If number[n] > 36 Then
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "white"
EndIf
If number[n] > 48 Then
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "white"
endif
GraphicsWindow.FillEllipse (pos,140,130,100)
GraphicsWindow.DrawEllipse (pos,140,100,100)
GraphicsWindow.BrushColor = "black"
If number[n] < 12 Then
s=20
Else
s=0
endif
GraphicsWindow.DrawText (15+pos+s,177,number[n])
EndFor
EndFor
Controls.SetButtonCaption(button1,"klik hier voor zes verschillende lottogetallen te trekken")
EndSub
Thank you

Welcome H1998,
here's is a shorter way:
Program Code: HWG246
It's just a sample so It doesn't include a button. You'll need to modify the code according to your goals. Depending on your familiarity with small basic, some methods may be unfamiliar with you. I recommend studying the sample and break the code to increase
your understanding. If you need any explanations in regard to the provided sample or need further guidance, let me know. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Another Side Note: Like WhTurner33 mentioned before, it's very uncommon to receive completed code (especially for school assignments). In the forum, guidance and small portions of code is provided to aid the inquirer. For future reference, please post any code
you've done so far (like you did a couple hours ago). You're not required to post your code but whenever possible would be helpful. Before creating a post, perhaps you could search the forum and find out if your question is already answered in a previous post.
If problems persist in your program or your still unclear about a specific concept then, by all means, post your question.

Small Basic - Try out the New Kinect Extension!

Please check out this blog post for all the details:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/smallbasic/archive/2015/04/22/small-basic-try-out-the-new-kinect-extension.aspx
And please post any feedback and questions here!
Thank you!
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Xbox One Kinect Sensor and the adaptor for Windows have arrived!
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Awesome!
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Small Basic Hangman

Hello! I am trying to create a hangman game using Microsoft Small Basic, but I am failing. Can anyone please help me?
PS I would appreciate sample code :)

Hello DandoonZi,
Program number: KLG451
Here is a sample code (although this code is more complete than most samples). It's a text version of hangman, which is one way to start off this particular program. It's for two players: one player inputs the
word and the other player tries to guess the word. The major foundations are established so a graphics version is possible. For future reference, it would be helpful to post any code you have done so far on the forum or you could break down your program into
smaller parts by focusing one part and making it the topic of your post. Like litdiv said, you could focus on how you would approach the game in real life. For instance, hangman consist of these major components:
1. One person creates the word to be guessed.
2. The game begins. Another person evaluates the word by guessing one letter at a time.
3. An individual's decision has two outcomes: if letter is correct then character is printed as an added clue or if incorrect then penalized by having one less chance to guess.
Steps 2-5 are repeated until the player runs out of chances or manage to guess all the characters before running out of chances.
Now, let's translate the previous steps to a programming perspective:
1. The word to be guessed is stored into a variable—keyWord—by player 1.
2. The program then takes keyWord and breaks it down into sub-variables (an array) inside a loop so each letter can be evaluated by the program.
3. The guess inputted by player 2 will be stored in a variable called input. The variable, input, is then compared to each sub-variables, or also known as indices, inside a loop. If input doesn't match any of the
indices then player 2 is penalized by subtracting one from the variable, chances, the number of times the player can make a mistake. Otherwise, input is printed (displayed on screen) and the value of numOfCharsLeft, which tracks how many letters are left to
be guessed, is deducted by one.
These last two steps are nested inside a large loop (commonly known as the main loop) and constantly repeated until chances is zero, you lose, or numOfCharsLeft is zero, you win.
Getting back to the forums. Let's say you are stuck on step 2 of your development process then you can make this the topic of your post and describe the details of your problem. The more specific you are the better
we can help you. Everyone benefits.
I recommend keeping these questions in mind while writing any program: Can I write this code better? How well do I know my program? How do I keep the code in my main loop minimal?
The program provided is straight forward and worked when I ran it. If something doesn't work right please let me know.
Hope this helps.

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Hello everyone;
i wanna make a podcast program with small basic but when i write code like this ;
Sub etkin
son = Controls.LastClickedButton
If aa = son Then
GraphicsWindow.ShowMessage("{{Sürüm}} (0.01)","Beta Tonton")
ElseIf ab = son then
GraphicsWindow.Show()
File.GetFiles("https://a75b9da71f50095fc4dc527d860da4427f274b07.googledrive.com/host/0B9s0FFxEQDb6T3VUdEw3QTJDS1E/efecast00.mp3")
Sound.Play("https://a75b9da71f50095fc4dc527d860da4427f274b07.googledrive.com/host/0B9s0FFxEQDb6T3VUdEw3QTJDS1E/efecast00.mp3")
Sound.PlayClick()
elseif cks = son then
Program.End()
when i clicked play button don't respond (podcast size : 30 Mb)

The problem seems to be downloading the file - perhaps it is too large or there is some permissions preventing it from being read.
I first tested trying todownload it in SmallBasic:
'Save this file somewhere to use Program.Directory
url = "https://a75b9da71f50095fc4dc527d860da4427f274b07.googledrive.com/host/0B9s0FFxEQDb6T3VUdEw3QTJDS1E/efecast00.mp3"
podCast = Network.DownloadFile(url) 'Download file as a temp file
TextWindow.WriteLine(podCast)
File.CopyFile(podCast,Program.Directory+"\podCast.mp3") 'Move it to somewhere and set extension
Sound.Play(Program.Directory+"\podCast.mp3")
TextWindow.Pause()
The download appears to work (40 sec or so on my wifi) and the temp file and copy are created, but they have size 0, hence it cannot be played.
If I downoad the mp3 using other methods (from browser) and put it in Program.Directory+"\podCast.mp3", then it can be played fine by
Sound.Play(Program.Directory+"\podCast.mp3").
So the problem is the downloading - I can't see anything explicitly limiting large file downloads in Small Basic code - it does all standard stuff.

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