4K HP 67 Games rom attached for testing

[Dieter]

(10-28-2016 01:28 PM)Gene Wrote:  Your game of 26 is great and does not take much space Consider it included!

Thank you, but wait for the combined 26/36 program.
It's nearly finished and only requires some testing.

Edit: here it is. Try it and see if you find any errors or other things you would like to have changed.

Major parts of the code have been rewritten, e.g. to make sure it does not stop with pending subroutine calls. Also the random number generator has been improved. The program uses R00...05, so SIZE 006 is sufficient. Wins and losses of both games, "26" and "36", sum up in one common bank total. I made the game of "36" a bit more challenging in that the user now has to stop his sequence exactly in the second the summed score is displayed, i.e. you have just one second to decide whether to continue or not (by pressing the "0" or "." key). ;-)

Here is a sample session:

Code:

XEQ "G2636"     SEED?

0,12345 [R/S]
                BANK $0,00

Play a game of "26".
Choose 4 as your number.

  4 [A]
                4365462324
                3245265322
                1123433545
                5342233261
                6542162331
                6414663321
                3544316143
                3452424615
                2615443465
                1441262663
                2451544355
                4361541344
                1635621155

                28 TIMES
                WIN $1,00
                BANK $0,75

Play a game of "36", place a bet of $10.
You go first.

  10 [B]
                5...9...15...20...26...27...31...33...

Stop here. Type "0" or "." as soon as the "33" is displayed.

Now it's the calculator's turn:

                5...10...13...19... 21...27...33

The calculator stops here with the same score as you. 
It decided not try one more roll. So this time there is no winner.

                WIN $0,00
                BANK $0,75

Now let the calculator go first.
Bet $10 again.

  10 [C]
                3...8...11...12...13...17...20...24...26...30...33 

The calculator stops here.
Now it's your turn:

                4...8...11...12...18...21...25...29...35

Press "0" now!
This time your score (35) is higher, so you win:

                WIN $10,00
                BANK$ 10,75

If you would have dared one more roll the score would have grown to 40
and you would have lost ("PAY $10,00").

The current bank total can be displayed with [D].

Any errors or suggestions?

Dieter