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Craig at 15:10, 15 October 2010

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	You can cause your program to terminate at any location with the <tt><b>stop</b></tt> statement. The compiler automatically compiles a stop statement before the run statement and before any procedure statement. This prevents program control from entering a procedure by accident.		You can cause your program to terminate at any location with the <tt><b>stop</b></tt> statement. The compiler automatically compiles a stop statement before the run statement and before any procedure statement. This prevents program control from entering a procedure by accident.



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	The last statement in an Zbex program must be the <tt><b>run</b></tt> statement. The program will compile but will not run without this statement. Any code or text below (after) the run statement in a file or in a window will be ignored.		The last statement in an Zbex program must be the <tt><b>run</b></tt> statement. The program will compile but will not run without this statement. Any code or text below (after) the run statement in a file or in a window will be ignored.

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	You can cause your program to terminate at any location with the <tt><b>stop</b></tt> statement. The compiler automatically compiles a stop statement before the run statement and before any procedure statement. This prevents program control from entering a procedure by accident.		You can cause your program to terminate at any location with the <tt><b>stop</b></tt> statement. The compiler automatically compiles a stop statement before the run statement and before any procedure statement. This prevents program control from entering a procedure by accident.



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The last statement in an Zbex program must be the <tt><b>run</b></tt> statement. The program will compile but will not run without this statement. Any code or text below (after) the run statement in a file or in a window will be ignored.

You can cause your program to terminate at any location with the <tt><b>stop</b></tt> statement. The compiler automatically compiles a stop statement before the run statement and before any procedure statement. This prevents program control from entering a procedure by accident.