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JOY UP (constant)

This constant represents the bitmask to use to identify the "up direction" bit for the value returned by the JOY function.

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SYNTAX

 = JOY UP


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EXAMPLE

 IF JOY(0) AND JOY UP THEN
    PRINT "UP!"
 ENDIF


ABBREVIATION: JyUP

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In order to reduce space you can use this abbreviation for this instruction: 

JOY UP (constant) ↔ JyUP

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