Texas Instruments TI-99/4A User Reference Guide

RESEQUENCE
~ RESEQUENCE t [initial·linell ,incrementl
IRES ~
When the RESEQUENCE command is entered, all lines in the
program are assigned new line numbers according to the specified
initiaJ-line and increment.
The new line number of the first line in the program is the specified
initial·line. Succeeding line numbers are assigned using the
specified increment.
If no initial-line and no increment are specified, then IOU is used as
the initial·line and lOis used as the increment.
If you specify only an initial'line then lOis used as the increment.
If you specify just an increment, then 100 is used as the initial-line.
Note the COmma before the five in the example, Remember, if you
wish to specify only
an increment, the comma must be typed
before the increment.
All line number references in TI BASIC statements contained in
the
program are changed to the new line numbers. Line numbers
which may be mentioned in the REM statement are not changed
since they are not essential to the running of the program.
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Examples:
>NEW
>100 A.27.9
>110 8·34.1
>120 PRINT A;B
>130 END
>RESEQUENCE 20,5
>LIST
20 A·27.9
25 8=34.1
30 PRINT A;B
35 END
)oRES
>LIST
100 A"'27.9
110 B"'34.1
120 PRIIH A,S
130 END
>RES 50
>LIST
50 A·27.9
60 8·34.1
70 PRINT A;B
80 END
>RES ,5
>LIST
100 A.Z7.9
105 8·34.1
110 PRINT A;B
115 END
)oNEW
>100 REM THE VALUE OF "A" Wll
L BE PRINTED IN LINE 120
>110 A~A+1
>120 PRINT A
>130 GO TO 110
>RESEQUENCE 10,5
>LIST
10 REM THE VALUE OF "A" WIL
L BE PRINTED IN LINE 120
15 A=A+1
20 PRINT A
25 GO TO 1S
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Texas Instruments TI-99/4A Specifications

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Brand	Texas Instruments
Model	TI-99/4A
Category	Desktop
Language	English