Commodore CBM - End; For. Next [Step]

END
The END statement terminates program execution and returns control to
PET BASIC.
Format:
END
The END statement may be used in a program to provide a program termina-
tion point. or multiple program termination points. at locations other than the
physical end of the program.
END statements can be used to terminate each pro-
gram when there is more than one progr.am in memory at the same time. An END
statement at the physical end of the program is optional. A Continue command
(CONT) given after program termination by END will continue program execution
at the statement
following the END statement.
END is functional only in program mode.
Example:
20001 END
FOR . .. NEXT (STEP]
The FOR statement sets up a loop where ail intervening statements between
the
FOR statement and the NEXT statement are executed a specified number of
times.
Format:
FOR index = start Ta end [STEP increment]
[statements in 100P]
NEXT [index]
where:
index
start
end
increment
is a floating point. single variable used to hold
the current loop count. The index variable
is
often used by the statements in the loop.
is a numeric constant. variable or expression
that specifies the beginning value of the index.
is a numeric constant. variable. or expression
that specifies the ending value of the index. The
loop is completed when the index value is equal
to the end value. or
when the index value is in-
cremented or decremented past the end value.
if present.
is a numeric constant. variable. or ex-
pression that specifies the amount by which the
index variable
is to be incremented with each
pass. The step may be incremental (positive) or
decremental (negative). If the
STEP phrase is
omitted. the increment defaults to +1.
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