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47 Minimum abbreviations

This section lists the minimum abbreviations that can be used for BASIC keywords. The third column lists the hexadecimal number that is used to store the keyword in memory. This is often referred to as the "Token".

Notice that the abbreviation never needs an opening bracket because the token includes the bracket.

ABS ABS 9
ACS ACS 95 DRAW DR. DF
ADVAL AD. 96 ELSE EL. 8B
AND A. 80 END END E0
ASC ASC 97 ENDPROC E. E1
ASN ASN 98 ENVELOPE ENV. E2
ATN ATN 99 EOR EOR 82
AUTO AU. C6 EOF EOF C5
BGET B. 9A ERL ERL 9E
BPUT BP. D5 ERR ERR 9F
CALL CA. D6 ERROR ERR. 85
CHAIN CH. D7 EVAL EV. A0
CHR$ CHR. BD EXP EXP A1
CLEAR CL. D8 EXT EXT A2
CLG CLG DA FALSE FA. A3
CLOSE CLO. D9 FN FN A4
CLS CLS DB FOR F. E3
COLOUR C. FB GCOL GC. E6
COS COS 9B GET GET A5
COUNT COU. 9C GET$ GE. BE
DATA D. DC GOSUB GOS. E4
DEF DEF DD GOTO G. E5
DEG DEG 9D HIMEM H. 93
DELETE DEL. C7 (left)
DIM DIM DE HIMEM H. D3
DIV DIV 81 (right)

IF IF E7 PROC PRO. F2
INKEY INKEY A6 PTR PT. 8F
INKEY$ INK. BF (left)
INPUT I. E8 PTR PT. CF
INSTR( INS. A7 (right)
INT INT A8 RAD RAD B2
LEFT$ LE. C0 READ REA. F3
LEN LEN A9 REM REM F4
LET LET E9 RENUMBER REN. CC
LINE LIN. 86 REPEAT REP. F5
LIST L. C9 REPORT REPO. F6
LN LN AA RESTORE RES. F7
LOAD LO. C8 RETURN R. F8
LOCAL LOC. EA RIGHT$( RI. C2
LOG LOG AB RND RND B3
LOMEM LOM. 92 RUN RUN F9
(left) SAVE SA. CD
LOMEM LOM. D2 SGN SGN B4
(right) SIN SIN B5
MID$ M. C1 SOUND SO. D4
MOD MOD 83 SPC SPC 89
MODE MO. EB SQR SQR B6
MOVE MOV. EC STEP S. 88
NEW NEW CA STOP STO. FA
NEXT N. ED STR$ STR. C3
NOT NOT AC STRING$( STRI. C4
OFF OFF 87 TAB( TAB( 8A
OLD O. CB TAN T. B7
ON ON EE THEN TH. 8C
OPENIN OP. AD TIME TI. 91
OPENOUT OPENO. AE (left)
OPT TIME TI. D1
OR OR 84 (right)
PAGE PA. 90 TO TO B8
(left) TRACE TR. FC
PAGE PA. D0 TRUE TRUE B9
(right) UNTIL U. FD
PI PI AF USR USR BA
PLOT PL. F0 VAL VAL BB
POINT( PO. B0 VDU V. EF
POS POS B1 VPOS VP. BC
PRINT P. F1 WIDTH W. FE

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The BBC Microcomputer User Guide was written by John Coll and edited by David Allen for the British Broadcasting Corporation.

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