In this program, you will use the LOCATE, PRINT, and SLEEP statements to turn the word WESTERN into an acronym. The program will show the word WESTERN on the screen, spelled vertically (up/down). After the word is shown vertically, you will horizontally expand each letter into a word, phrase or sentence (pausing between each one). An example is shown below:
We hate the Wolves |
Add three REMarks to the start of your program for your name, class info, and program info.
Include your END statement...the rest of the program will go between the REM's and END.
Start by printing the word WESTERN vertically near the middle of the screen. You will have to LOCATE the rows and column before printing each letter.
After you've printed the WESTERN vertically, use a sleep to pause the program for a second or two.
Next, use a LOCATE to move the cursor to the spot immediately right of the 'W' in WESTERN. Print the rest of your W phrase. Pause for a second or two after the W phrase print. Repeat this process for the rest of the letters in WESTERN.