I tried writing the code in n7:
But I'm not sure if a |<expr>| is the same thing as 'abs' in the language you're using or if there is implicit multiplication where you write "0|5 >= -2|0". Anyhow, I get the output:
Hello World!
Test math expressions -21
False..........
But since it's a trick question I assume that's not the answer
Code:
function demo()
a = "math expressions "
b = (10 + 1*2 + (4 + 5)*2)*3 - int("111")
pln "Test " + a + b
if 0*|5 > -2|*0 write "True"
else write "False"
x = 0
while x < 20
if not x < 10 break
write "."
x = x + 1
wend
endfunc
pln "Hello World!"
demo()
pln
system "pause"
But I'm not sure if a |<expr>| is the same thing as 'abs' in the language you're using or if there is implicit multiplication where you write "0|5 >= -2|0". Anyhow, I get the output:
Hello World!
Test math expressions -21
False..........
But since it's a trick question I assume that's not the answer