answer "Your age group, please" with card field 1 or card field 2 or card field 3
if it is "young" then put "You look quite mature."
if it is "old" then put "You look quite young."
if it is "not telling" then put "You look your age."
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Answer <question> with <reply> or <reply> or <reply>
Presents a dialog box on the screen asking the user to choose between the replies. The question appears in the dialog box. There can be one, two, or three possible replies. The answer that the user chooses goes into "it", a local variable, and can be tested with the "if" command. Maximum length of each reply is 13 characters (depending on character width). Contrast with "Ask".
Answer "How many copies?" with 1 or 2
Answer "Are you happy?" with "yes" or "no" or "maybe"Answer "What's the answer?" with field 1 or field 2
