For the 83+/84+ only:

Invisible run indicator, use
Code:
Text(-1,0,90," "
within any loop.

Pause for Key:

Code:
Repeat getKey:End






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Just to prove this is back...
don't use lists as variables (non-storage) as they are twice as slow to read/write from/to as a normal variable.
Use implicit boolean logic instead of or and etc. Only exception: not.
KermMartian wrote:
Use implicit boolean logic instead of or and etc. Only exception: not.


implicit? is that like (x=1)(y=2)? if so, you should know that is SLOWER than and/or/xor/not method (by about 15% - not much, but it basic you need all the speed you can get Wink )
hmm a debate, I really see no difference in it, but we shall see.
Kllrnohj wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
Use implicit boolean logic instead of or and etc. Only exception: not.


implicit? is that like (x=1)(y=2)? if so, you should know that is SLOWER than and/or/xor/not method (by about 15% - not much, but it basic you need all the speed you can get Wink )


On the plus side though, it's good for nested multiconditionals.
Personally I would use implicit logic, unless it's in a section of code that needs to be very fast (yes I know that every section of code needs to be very fast Razz but you know what I mean)! Generally you can create decent speed in you BASIC programs by limiting Lbl Goto's, minimizing program fatigue (reference the 1337 basic guide), and opt for variables over lists, matracies,etc.
i usually use implicit too, just cause i'm too lazy to go get the AND/OR/etc.... and its not a debate, i verified it with my TI-84's built in clock Wink
ok, well, then, I may have to test it out myself (just to see)
its not much, but i did a 20,000 repeat test (in a for loop) and the and / or was a second or so faster
  
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