When it is executed, it produces,
as
expected, the following:
NOW
BROWN
COW
A BASIC program can be edited a line at a time simply by retyping the entire line
as
you have been doing.
To delete an entire line from a program, all you have
to
do
is
to
type the line number
of the statement you wish
to
delete and press
~.
For example, list the current program:
PRI NT
"HOW
"?
"NOW
";
PRINT
"BROWN
";
"COW"
Now
type
20~
If
you list the program again, you will
see
that line 20 has been effectively deleted:
1~
PRINT
"HOW";
"NOW";
Ok
I
Retype line 20 to restore your program
to
its previous form:
10
PRINT
"HOW
";
"NOW";
20
PR
I
NT
"BROWN
"j
"COW"
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