I'm still rather green when it comes to BASIC. How would you use "FOR" and "PRINT" to display variables in this situation?

Okay, you need to set up an array the right way to mak this work: DIM OUTCOME[<amount of elements>] OUTCOME[0]="String0" OUTCOME[1]="String1" OUTCOME[2]="String2" And then... FOR Y=0 TO LEN(OUTCOME[]) #You don't need step if it's only 1 in SmileBASIC #blah blah ?OUTCOME[Y] #[]is the array param thingy, you put the element array coordinate you want NEXT #Definitely need this, lol

Oh, and unless you put OPTION STRICT at the beginning of your code you don't need to put $ for string vars. oh man i love being helpful

I guess a DIMension would be appropirate here. Is there a more impractical way to combine the names of variables?

Oh, I got it.

Yep, but you do need $ regardless of STRICT. That only requires you to specify variables.

What? D: I am losing my mind

No you don't! I just checked.

Oops, didn't check it right, sorry. (yep, i'm losing my mind)

I'm a little bit old fashioned. I still use: "push=button(2)" "if push=16 then goto @A_BUTTON" To use button responses.

Er, "if push==16," sorry

easier to just do: B=BUTTON() IF B AND #A THEN do this IF B AND #B THEN do this IMO

If you want to wait for a button: WHILE B != <Button code here> B=BUTTON() WEND

Oh, the above one was the complicated/multiple button way: WHILE BUTTON() != #A WEND

You should use WHILE, FOR, or REPEAT to make loops, and if you want your program to look kinda nice, use @labels

Regardless, I still use numbers to represent buttons. Its just easier for me :>

I used to as well.