LIST
Command/Statement
LIST produces a listing of the program currently in memory.
How to use LIST
LIST is normally used as a direct command but may form a statement in a program. To list a complete program from the first line, it is used alone. After the direct command
LIST
the first page of the listing appears and subsequent pages will scroll up the screen at the touch of any key except N, the space bar or BREAK at the "Scroll?" prompt.
LIST may also be followed by a line number, in the form of a numeric value, for example
LIST 100
The value following LIST is then rounded to the nearest integer if necessary, and the listing commences at this line. If there is no line with this number then the listing commences at the next line.
Format
- LIST [int-num-expr]
See also