??? 04/13/06 17:09 Read: times |
#114244 - Trick? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Certainly Not a trick.
You have 255 compares, jumps and prints? You need 1 print. -take the byte 0 - 255 -divide by 100 -subtract the result from the number. -Add 48d ('0') to the result and print. -divide by 10.... repeat. -print the digit. You could also do this as a loop, to make it smaller still. |
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