Try the program
Local k
0=>k
While k<>12 'it's k not equal 12
GetKey k
Cls
Text 1,1,k
WhileEnd
Start it and hold(!) any key (except [clear] - it stops the program). Look closely to the values.
:/ It prints something like x, 0, 0, x, x, x,0,x,0,x,0,0,x,... (where x is the key-number) :/
the only thing you can do is to say to the user to release the key and press it in an high frequency.
![:hammer:](/dot/public/style_emoticons/default/hammer.gif)
when the user then has the frequency the program checks the key-number the program will
always get x (when he/she/it presses the key short time before the program checks the number) or 0 (when he/she/it presses the key short time after the program checks the number)
![:profanity:](/dot/public/style_emoticons/default/profanity.gif)
or - another way - is the slow down the program with wait but this is not the correct way. :/