Radio Shack 4 - Page 23

RANDOM
Reseeds
the
random
number
generator.
RANDOM
READ
variable
1, variable2
Reads
values
from
a DATA
statement
and
assigns
them
to
variables,
READ
T READ
S$ . T
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REM
Inserts
a
remark
line
into
a program
and
instructs
the
computer
to ignore
the rest
of the
program
line.
2000
INPUT
A
:REM
INPUT
SINGLE-PRECISION
RENUM
new
line,
line
[.increment]
Renumbers
a program,
starting
at
the specified
line
and
numbering
it
as
new line. The
optional increment
sets
the increment
to
be used between
each line
number.
RENUM
RENUM
G000
, 5000,
100
RESTORE
line
Restores
a program's
access
to previously
read
DATA
statements.
RESTORE
RESUME
[line]
RESUME
NEXT
Resumes
program
execution
after
an error-handling
routine
has
been
performed.
RESUME
line
causes
BASIC
to
branch
to the
specified
line. RESUME
NEXT
causes it
to branch
to the
statement
following
the
point
at
which
the error
occurred.
RESUME
RESUME
10 RESUME
NEXT
RETURN
Returns
control
to the line
immediately
following
the
most
recently
executed
GOSUB.
RETURN
RIGHT$(sfring,
number)
Returns
the last
number
characters
of
the string.
PRINT
RIGHT*("WATERMELON"
, 5)
KND(number)
Generates
a
pseudorandom
number
between
and
the
number.
The
number must
be greater
than
and
less
than
32768.
A
= RND(2)
A
=
RND(45)
PRINT
RND(0)
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