BASIC
This guide outlines BASIC for MS™-DOS. It assumes that you are
familiar with the BASIC language. For
a
full explanation of the con-
cepts and commands referred to here, see your Radio Shack dealer
for the
BASIC
Reference Manual,
(Cat.
No.
25-1502). For
a
tutorial
on how to use BASIC, Radio Shack carries the following book:
Learning
BASIC
for
the Tandy
1000/2000
by David
Lien,
Cat.
No.
25-1500
Also
see your local bookstore
for
tutorial books on
BASIC.
Notations
The following notations are used throughout this guide:
CAPITALS
italics
Material you enter exactly
as
it appears.
Words, letters, characters, or values you put in
command lines from
a
set of acceptable entries.
Elsewhere, italics are used for emphasis.
Items preceding the ellipsis may be repeated.
Items enclosed in brackets are optional.
nnnn
is
a
hexadecimal number.
nnnnn
is an octal number.
A
key on your keyboard.
Is
used
to
indicate
a
space (ASCII Code
32)
in
text
when spaces are an important part
of
a command
or statement.
(ellipsis)
[]
&Hnnnn
&Onnnnn
NAME
Tandy
1000
1
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