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STOP
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
Field of Application Statement for terminating execution of a program and to return to
immediate mode.
Syntax STOP
Remarks When a STOP statement is encountered, the following message is returned
to the host:
“Break in line ”.
You can resume execution where it was stopped by means of a CONT
statement or at a specified program line using a GOTO statement in the
immedaite mode.
STOP is usually used in conjunction with CONT for debugging. When
execution is stopped, you can examine or change the values of variables using
direct mode statements. You may then use CONT to resume execution.
CONT is invalid if the program has been editied during the break.
Example 10 A%=100
20 B%=50
30 IF A%=B% THE GOTO QQQ ELSE STOP
40 GOTO 30
50 PRINT "Equal"
Ok
RUN
Break in line 30
Ok
PRINT A%
100
Ok
PRINT B%
50
Ok
B%=100
OK
CONT
Equal
Ok
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