The cursor can also be used for correcting mistakes: type ++2, to get
 
 
 PRINT
 ++2
 
on the bottom line, Pretty incomprehensible stuff, and when you press 
NEWLINE
 you get
 
 
    The   is the syntax error marker (the syntax is the grammar of the message, saying which are allowed 
and which are not), and shows that the computer got as far as '
PRINT
', but after that decided that it was 
not a proper message.
 
    What you want to do of course is rub out the first +, and replace it by - let us say - 3. First you have to 
move the cursor so that it is just to the right of the first +; there are two keys,   and   (shifted 5 and shifted 
8), that move the cursor left and right. Holding 
SHIFT
 down, press the   key twice. This moves the cursor 
left two places to give you
 
 
PRINT
 ++2
 
    Now press the 
RUBOUT
 key (shifted 0), and you will get
 
 
PRINT
+2
 
RUBOUT
 rubs out the character (or keyword) immediately to the left of the cursor.
 
    If you now press 3 this will insert a '3', again immediately to the left of the cursor, giving
 
 
PRINT
 3+2
 
and pressing 
NEWLINE
 gives the answer (5).
 
    The   key (shifted 8) works just like the   key, except that it moves the cursor right instead of left.