; Chr Example
; -----------

; Chr$ converts an ASCII code back into a one-character string.
; It is the reverse of Asc.

Print "Chr$(65) = "+Chr$(65)+"  (65 is the code for A)"
Print ""

; Build the letter row for a high-score name-entry screen
alphabet$=""
For code=65 To 90
    alphabet$=alphabet$+Chr$(code)
Next
Print "Name-entry letters: "+alphabet$

; Chr$(34) is the double-quote - the only way to put one in a string
Print ""
Print "The pilot said "+Chr$(34)+"Fire!"+Chr$(34)

; Round trip: Asc undoes Chr$
Print ""
Print "Chr$(90) = "+Chr$(90)+" and Asc('Z') = "+Asc("Z")

Print ""
Print "Press any key to close the example"
WaitKey

End