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2) END (END).
• The END command and double END command have a few
uses. If used in conjunction with the GTS (go to subroutine
and return):
o Upon reading the END found at the end of the
subroutine it will return to the main program and
the next line after the GTS command.
o It acts as a list termination instruction. You can
then list individual programs in RAM without
printing all the programs in the RAM and separate
the programs for easy listing.
o A termination for a REC command
• A termination for a LOD command
• A termination for a CHK command.
3) GTO (GO TO).
ABSOLUTE JUMP Ex: GTO 12
A program is usually executed in order according to the line
number, but if you want to skip to any line, GTO followed by the
line number:
Ex: 12; 1 + B => C …
23; GTO 12