
Commands - 112
RUN
Command
SYNTAX: RUN [line]
PURPOSE: To begin the execution of a program.
REMARK S: RUN resets the numeric variables to zero, string variables to null, resets the interrupt pending flag
and runs the current program.
RUN resets m emor y reser ved by the last C LEA R statement.
RUN causes parts of the program to be compiled. A typical program compiles at 800 lines per
second.
RUN may also be used at run time w ith the optional line number. The effect will be to clear all
variables and reserved space. Great care should be taken when using RUN with the optional line
number.
NOTE: The program must be compiled by executing RUN before performing a RUN [line].
RELATED: LOAD RUN
EXAMPLE: 10 PRINT 7/1
20 PRINT "HELLO"
RUN 20
HELLO
ERROR: < Syntax> – if line not found when using RUN [line]. (Nonsense line number will be displayed.)
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