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Answer» How do you calculate in Dos I want only + and - Is this homework of some sort?
Hint: Set command.Yes it is We don't write other people's homework.
I already gave you the command you need.
Hint2: In Command Prompt, set /?By the way, set arithmetic is only POSSIBLE in modern NT family command prompts, not "DOS". or in visual BASIC make a new consle application and type dim number1, number2, + sum number1 = a number number2 = a number sum = number1 + number2 consle.writeline "the sum of" & number1.tostring() & " and " & number2.tostring() & "is " & sum.tostring())I also have a calculating problem. I would like to calculate how long some commands take. For example:
@echo off set old=%time% echo %old% rem some commands here echo %old% %time% set /A delay="%time% - %old%" echo %delay% pause
I get an error "MISSING operator" then on the next line I get an 18. Can anyone help with this? FrankFrank, I suggest you start a new topic. You will get more replies there.
Larssie111, he's got the answer to your question in his code. Quote from: Carbon Dudeoxide on August 11, 2008, 03:08:02 AM Larssie111, he's got the answer to your question in his code.
but %time% is not a number. I thought that "BATCH" might work with "time" as a number like some other PROGRAMS (eg. exel).
I started a new thread for my question (Calculating using time). Frank
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