Posted By
Lavina
on 2019-04-26
03:10:19
 |  Re: PRINT statement fills the RAM
Well it's ok to find that string at the $1000 area where the basic program is stored. But at the end of the ram, it's also a mystery for me, why putting it there if it's not a variable. Or the basic language works on 264 machines like the print command string is stored as a variable even if it's not an assigned variable. This is the only logical explanation I can think of. They programmed the print command to be followed by a variable by default. If it's not a defined variable the interpreter defines one of its own and stores the string just as if it would have been a variable?
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