On 1/5/23 11:53 AM, Peter Vollan wrote:
I have often wondered about the point of DEFINT A-Z.
DEFINT A-Z tells the BASIC interpreter to treat all variables as 2-byte integers unless they specifically have a type extension. Performing 2-byte integer math is much faster than 8-byte floating point math because the number of CPU cycles needed to perform the computations is significantly less, thus increasing the program execution speed.
Ken
