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50 NEXT I

60 Loop2: FOR I=1 TO 2 !Fill B

70 FOR J=1 TO 4

75 REM INNER LOOP

80 B$(I,J)=CHR$(I)+CHR$(J)

85 PRINT I,J

90 NEXT J

100 NEXT I

999 END

indent 3,5

list

! exam217

5 ! BEGIN PROGRAM

10 DIM A(5),B$(2,4)[2]

20 INTEGER X,Y,Z

30 Loop1: FOR I=1 TO 5 !Fill A

40 A(I)=I

45 PRINT I

50 NEXT I

60 Loop2: FOR I=1 TO 2 !Fill B

70 FOR J=1 TO 4

75 REM INNER LOOP

80 B$(I,J)=CHR$(I)+CHR$(J)

85 PRINT I,J

90 NEXT J

100 NEXT I

999 END

LIST Command

The LIST command lists all or part of a program to the destination

specified by the SEND SYSTEM OUTPUT TO statement (usually the terminal)

or to a specified device (usually a spooled printer). The LIST command

is a command-only statement. That is, it can only be issued at the

interpreter prompt and cannot be placed in a program. Compiler

formatting options can be used to print page titles or page numbers,

control the number of lines printed per page and print a list of the

identifiers in the program.

Syntax

[ {NONAME }]

LIST [

line_range_list

] [TO

dev_spec

] [;{FORMATTED}]

[ {FORMAT }]

Parameters

dev_spec

See "Device Specification Syntax," in chapter 6. If

this parameter is specified, the LIST command lists the

lines on the specified device (

dev_spec

); otherwise, it

appends them to the file specified by the most recently

executed SEND SYSTEM OUTPUT TO statement.

NONAME The program name is not listed if this parameter is