EMMA 02

BASIC

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NEXT

Format:
NEXT
NEXT Simple var

Supported by: COMX BASIC V1.00, Floating Point BASIC 2.2, Pecom 32 BASIC, Pecom 64 BASIC 1.0 and 4.0, Quest Super BASIC 1.4, 3.0, 5.0 and 6.0, RCA BASIC3 V1.1, Telmac SBASIC v 24.3

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This statement closes the FOR/NEXT loop as described in the FOR statement. If the variable name is omitted, the NEXT statement returns to the last FOR statement and continues. If the variable name is included, BASIC will check to see if it matches the variable name used in the last FOR statement. If it does not match, an error message is issued.