Commodore VIC-20 Programmer's Reference Manual page 23

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EXAMPLES OF LIST COMMAND
LIST
LISTs whole program
LIST 0
LISTs whole program
LIST 100
Line 100 only
LIST 100-
Everything from 100 on
LIST -100
Shows from start to 100
LIST 100-150
Starts at 100 and stops with 150
EXAMPLE OF LIST STATEMENT
(Program Mode)
10 PRJNT'THIS IS LINE
20 LIST
30 PRINT'THIS IS LINE
LOAD
Format:
LOAD [■'filename",
device, commandl
10"
30"
Abbreviation:
LJUffilo
Screen
L
Display:
n
The LOAD command transfers a program from cassette tape or
disk into the VIC's memory, where it can be used or changed.
LOAD FROM TAPE
If the program to be LOADed is the first one on the tape, all you
have to type is the word LOAD by itself. Unless the PLAY key was
already down, the VIC answers with the message:
PRESS PLAY ON TAPE.
Once the recorder has been started, the VIC says:
OK
SEARCHING
FOUND
LOADING
At this point, any program that had been in memory is lost,
because the new one has begun to take its place. (If you use the
ffflf Key to halt the LOAD there will likely be a spot in the
program with garbage, just at the point where you stopped it.)
Once the program has finished the LOAD, the VIC says:
READY.

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