Commodore 128 Programmer's Reference Manual page 60

50 COMMODORE 128
20 B = 6 Assign the value 6 to numeric variable B.
3OC = A*B + 3 Assign the numeric variable C, the value resulting from 5
times 6 plus 3.
40 D$ = "HELLO" Assign the string "HELLO" to string variable D$.
LIST
List the BASIC program currently in memory
LIST [first line] [- last line]
In C128 mode, LIST can be used within a program without terminating program execution.
EXAMPLES:
LIST Shows entire program.
LIST 100- Shows from line 100 until the end of the program.
LIST 10 Shows only line 10.
LIST -100 Shows all lines from the beginning through line 100.
LIST 10-200 Shows lines from 10 to 200, inclusive.
LOAD
Load a program from a peripheral device such as the disk drive or Datassette
LOAD "filename" [,device number] [,relocate flag]
This is the command used to recall a program stored on disk or cassette tape. Here, the
filename is a program name up to 16 characters long, in quotes. The name must be
followed by a comma (outside the quotes) and a number which acts as a device number
to determine where the program is stored (disk or tape). If no number is supplied, the
Commodore 128 assumes device number 1 (the Datassette tape recorder).
EXAMPLES:
LOAD Reads in the next program from tape.
LOAD "HELLO" Searches tape for a program called HELLO, and
LOADs it if found.
LOAD (A$),8 LOADs the program from disk whose name is
stored in the variable A$.
LOAD* 'HELLO'' ,8 Looks for the program called HELLO on disk drive
number 8, drive 0. (This is equivalent to DLOAD
"HELLO").
LOAD"MACHLANG",8,1 LOADs the machine language program called
"MACHLANG" into the location from which it
was SAVEd.
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