Move line 50 down to the level INPUT. I already told it my name if I play again. I would use a DO LOOP instead. Place DO where line 50 is and put LOOP UNTIL UCASE$(yn$) = "N" where the IF yn$ = "N" THEN is. Actually only a N answer will keep it from quitting if you want. Using THEN with a line number is the same as using THEN GOTO 50. Loops organize the code into separate code areas too. Like IF blocks. UCASE$ capitalizes string entries so that you don't need: IF yn$ = "Y" OR yn$ = "y" THEN You could just capitalize the result of the INPUT: yn$ = UCASE$(yn$) But what if an entry is not Y or N? Simple! Add a loop around the INPUT: DO COLOR 14: LOCATE 23, 20: INPUT "Do you want to play again(Y/N):"; yn$ LOCATE 23, 20: PRINT SPACE$(40) ' clears input line yn$ = UCASE$(yn$) ' capitalize LOOP UNTIL yn$ = "Y" OR yn$ = "N" ' limit answer to Y or N
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