Apple IIe - Page 145

Apple BASIC Reference Guide 145
Configuration
RESTORE
The data in a program is read in order, starting with the first
DAT A statement item. In order to reread the data, a RESTORE
statement is necessary.
When a RESTORE statement is executed, the next READ state-
ment will assign to its first variable the first data value that
appears in the program.
Example
10 READ A1,B1,C1,X1$
20 PRINT A1,B1,C1
30 PRINT X1$
40 RESTORE
50 PRINT
60 READ A2,B2,C2,X2$
70 PRINT A2,B2,C2
80 PRINT X2$
90 READ X3$
100 PRINT X3$
110 DATA 32,-102,2.12,RECTOR,SPALL
In
the preceding example, data is read into the variables
indicated in line 10. The data is then displayed in lines 20 and 30.
The RESTORE statement in line 40 allows the data items read in
line 10 to be read again.
RESUME
• Applesoft
o Integer
RESUME is used in Applesoft BASIC to resume program exe-
cution after an ON ERR GOTO statement has branched program
control to an error routine.