91.   But for this feature, the short example program below would be very difficult to code.

92.   In order for this to work, the machine code program must be loaded into the same address each time.

93.   If the program is not in the current directory, its full device, path and file name must be specified.

94.   In reality the program is still there, but BBCBASIC has been told to forget about it.

95.   It addresses the area where a program is stored.

96.   The following BBCBASIC program is the program line editor introduced in the General Information section.

97.   The program must be in tokenised format.

98.   In schools, most microcomputers now have disk drives which allow programs to be loaded in via floppy disks.

99.   This allows a number of pupils to work on different microcomputers but to link these microcomputers to a central microcomputer on which the program being used is stored.