Appendix C
Controlling Program Flow
In This Chapter
Entering program control commands in your program
Using decision commands (If, If . . . Then . . .End, If . . . Then . . . Else . . . End)
Using looping commands (While . . . End, Repeat . . . End, For . . . End)
Using branching commands (Goto, Menu)
Stopping the execution of a program
Pausing the execution of a program
Using an external program as a subroutine in your program
The flow of a program is controlled by decision commands such as If . . . Then . . . Else . . . End, looping commands such as For . . . End, and branching commands such as Goto. Calling another program from within your program also controls the flow of a program. This chapter explains how to use these and other commands that control the flow of your program. ...
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