examples/autolinenumdemo.bas

   1 REM Line numbers are now optional in BASIC programs used with the putbasic
   2 REM command.
   3 100PRINT "but you can give them if you want, so the change is backwards-";
   4 110PRINT "compatible."
   5 FOR I%=1 TO 10
   6 RESTORE (1000+RND(3)*10)
   7 READ word$
   8 PRINT word$
   9 NEXT
  10 PROCgoodbye
  11 END
  12 REM Apart from backwards compatibility, being able to specify line numbers
  13 REM is handy for the rare cases where BASIC needs them, such as computed
  14 REM RESTORE statements.
  15 1010DATA foo
  16 1020DATA bar
  17 1030DATA baz
  18 DEF PROCgoodbye
  19 PRINT "TTFN"
  20 ENDPROC