Easylanguage Course

Introduction
Getting Started With the Easylanguage Editor
2 Topics
Creating a Strategy
Browsing Your Created Strategies
Applying a Strategy to a Chart Window
How Easylanguage Works
Reserved Words and Skip Words
Easylanguage Basics
The Easylanguage Dictionary
Module 1: Starting to Program
Print Statements
If-Statements
1 Topic
If-Statements Exercises
Day Conditions, Time Conditions & Time Exits
1 Topic
Exercises: Day Conditions, Time Conditions & Time Exits
Else Statements & Block Statements
1 Topic
Exercises: Else Statements & Block Statements
Range Conditions and Gaps
1 Topic
Range and Gap Exercises
Coding Project 1
1 Topic
Candlestick Exercises
Module 2: Indicators and Functions
Introducing Functions
Maxbarsback
Useful Functions
1 Topic
Exercises
Trading Indicators
1 Topic
Exercises
Coding Project 2
Module 3: Variables
Introducing Variables
Declaring Variables
-Numeric Variables
1 Topic
Exercises : Numeric Variables
-Boolean Variables (True/False)
1 Topic
Exercises: Boolean Variables
-String Variables
1 Topic
String Variables: Exercises
Coding Project 3
Advanced Variable Operations
Module 4: Inputs
Introducing Inputs
How to Use Inputs
1 Topic
How to Use Inputs: Exercises
Module 5: Exit Techniques
Common Ways to Exit Trades
1 Topic
Exercises: Exit Methods
LIBB
Exit Based on P&L
Custom Trailing Stops and Targets
Module 6: Stop Orders and Limit Orders
Introduction to Stop Orders and Limit Orders
How to Code Stop and Limit Orders
1 Topic
Stop and Limit Orders: Exercises
Coding Project 4
Setting Percentage based Targets and Stops
Module 7 Using Multiple DataStreams in a Strategy
Why Use Multiple Data Streams?
How to Code Multiple Data streams in a Strategy
1 Topic
Exercises: Multiple Data Streams
Final Strategy Coding Project
Final Strategy Coding Project – Instructions and Solution
Module 8: Plot Studies and Their Uses
How to Use Plot Studies (Showme and Paintbar Studies)
1 Topic
Exercises: Plot Studies
Module 9: Writing to Files
How to Write to a File
Module 10: How to Code Your Own Indicators and Functions
How to code indicators
How to Code Your Own Functions
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String Variables: Exercises

Easylanguage Course -String Variables String Variables: Exercises

1. String Variable

Declare a string variable.

variables: whatevername(“”);

2. Merge strings

Merge the following strings into one string variable. Assume that we’ve already declared astring as a string variable. 

  • “This”
  • “is” 
  • “a” 
  • “string”

astring= “this” + “is” + “a” + “string”;

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