RETURN
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Description
- This statement causes program execution to continue at the next statement after a GOSUB command was issued. RETURN is the last statement in a block of code that is called by the GOSUB command.
- See GOSUB
Syntax
- return
Hints
- If the program flow encounters a RETURN statement without having encountered a GOSUB statement before, you receive a Return without Gosub error.
Example
print ' send program to a gosub routine print "leaving main program ..." gosub [myBranchLabel] ' back from gosub routine print "I'm back!" end ' the gosub label [myBranchLabel] print "entered procedure ..." print "working ..." ' go back to line following gosub print "leaving procedure ..." return
Useful Procedures
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