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If there was a GOSUB, instead of a return statement after a GOSUB had just been executed the second GOSUB would send the program execution to the subroutine or line specified in the second GOSUB statement instead of returning to where the program left off. | If there was a GOSUB, instead of a return statement after a GOSUB had just been executed the second GOSUB would send the program execution to the subroutine or line specified in the second GOSUB statement instead of returning to where the program left off. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 21 December 2019
Quick Quiz Answers
1) b
Extra Question Answer
If there was a GOSUB, instead of a return statement after a GOSUB had just been executed the second GOSUB would send the program execution to the subroutine or line specified in the second GOSUB statement instead of returning to where the program left off.