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STOP p FORMAT: STOP Abbreviation: S. See Also: CONT PURPOSE: Halts execution of a program for diagnostic purposes. REMARKS: When STOP is encountered in program execution, execution halts and a message such as "Break in 200" is displayed where 200 is the number of the line containing the STOP. STOP is used during the development of a program to check the flow of the program or to examine the state of variables. Execution may be restarted with the CONT command or ISHIFT I [SZJ keys. Pressing the [YJ key executes the program statement-by-statement. STR$ p o FORMAT: STR$ expression Abbreviation: STR. See Also: VAL PURPOSE: Converts numeric data into string data. REMARKS: The STR$ function changes numeric data to a string. The string will be composed of the same digits as the original number. The STR$ function has the opposite effect of the VAL function. If the numeric data is negative, the string will be preceded by a minus (-) sign. When a numerical value is converted into a character string using the STR$ command, the first character is the sign (space for +) e.g. B$=·~ 12.3456". 214 215

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STOP
FORMAT:
STOP
Abbreviation:
S.
See
Also:
CONT
PURPOSE:
Halts execution of a program for diagnostic purposes.
REMARKS:
When STOP is encountered in program execution, execution halts and
a message such as "Break in 200" is displayed where 200 is the
number
of
the line containing the STOP. STOP is used during the
development
of
a program to
check
the flow
of
the program
or
to
examine the state
of
variables. Execution may be restarted with the
CONT command or
I
SHIFT
I
[SZJ
keys. Pressing the
[YJ
key executes
the program statement-by-statement.
214
p
STR$
FORMAT:
STR$
expression
Abbreviation:
STR.
See
Also:
VAL
PURPOSE:
Converts numeric data into string data.
REMARKS:
p
o
The STR$ function changes numeric data to a string. The string will be
composed of the same digits as the original number. The STR$
function has the opposite effect
of
the VAL function.
If the numeric
data
is negative, the string will
be
preceded by a minus
(-)
sign.
When
a
numerical value is converted into a character string using the
STR$ command, the first character is the sign (space for +) e.g.
B$=ยท~
12.3456".
215