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Apple BASIC Reference Guide 87
This can be very useful in Integer BASIC. If there was a machine
language subroutine located at location 64578, a CALL 64578
could not be used. This is due to the fact that the expression
indicated is greater than the largest integer that can be used in
Integer BASIC. Using the previous conversion equation, the
CALL used would be CALL-958.
Example
CALL-936
The
preceding CALL executes a machine language subroutine at
the given location. This CALL is identical to the HOME command
in Applesoft.
CHR$
• Applesoft
o Integer
The CHR$ function returns the ASCII character for the value
given
in the argument.
Configuration
CHR$(argument)
argument is a real number or an integer between 0 and 255. If th ~
argument is a real number, its decimal portion will be truncated.
Example
10 X$ = CHR$(80)
20 PRINT CHR$(65), X$
]RUN [Ret]
A p
The ASCII
code for A is 65 and the code for Pis 80.