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364 The VIC 20 User Guide
it may be placed as the last statement on a multiple-statement line.
A
REM statement cannot be placed ahead of any other statements on a
multiple-statement line, since all text following the REM
is treated as a
comment. REM statements may be placed in the path of program execu-
tion, and they may be branched to.
Example:
10 REM *** * * * * ***
20 REM ***PROGRAM EXCALIBUR***
30 GOTO 55 REM BRANCH IF OUT OF DATA
RESTORE
The RESTORE statement resets the DATA statement pointer to the
beginning of data.
Format:
RESTORE
RESTORE may be given in immediate or program mode.
Example:
10 DATA 1,2,N44
213 READ A,B,B$
313 RESTORE
40 READ X,Y,Z$
RETURN
A=l, B=2, B$="N44"
X=l, Y=2, Z$="N44"
The RETURN statement branches program control to the statement in
the program following the most recent GOSUB call. Each subroutine must
terminate with a RETURN statement.
Format:
RETURN
Example:
100 RETURN
Note that the RETURN statement returns program control from a
subroutine, whereas the
RETURN key moves the cursor to the beginning of
the next display line. The two are not related in any way.