RESTORE (BASIC)
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| BASIC keyword | |
| Keyword: | RESTORE |
| Abbreviation: | R, E, Shift+S |
| Type: | Command |
| Token code: | 140/$8C |
| Handling routine in BASIC ROM: | 43037–43051 $A81D–A82B |
| List of all BASIC keywords | |
Remark: This article describes the BASIC-Command RESTORE in BASIC V2 at the Commodore 64.
Typ: Command General Programming-Syntax: RESTORE
The BASIC-command RESTORE (don't confused with the <RESTORE>-key !!!) is used to clear the pointer of the next data value. The next read data value will be the first data value.
[edit] Examples
10 FOR X=0 TO 10: READ A(X): PRINT A(X),;:NEXT 20 RESTORE 30 PRINT: PRINT "once again: ":FOR X=0 TO 10: READ A(X): PRINT A(X),;:NEXT 40 DATA 10,20,30,40,-55,60,70,0,90,100,111
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