Statements and function calls do not use parentheses for their arguments:
' dice roll: number from 1 to 12
?x = random 1 to 12
Instead, parentheses are used when you want to place a statement inside an expression:
?r = random 1 to 100
?x = 2 * ?rThis can be simplified as:
?x = 2 * (random 1 to 100)
Statements are nested in a way that follows natural reading rather than a mathematical style:
print (random 1 to (timer)) ' DO... more readable than the traditional:
print(random(1,timer()))' NO