nue execution. A GOSUB command will jump to a label and continue from its new location. When the program encounters a RETURN command, the program will jump back to the GOSUB from where it originally came. Take the following example:<BR>
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<PRE><FONT FACE=courier COLOR=BLUE>PRINT "Hello"
GOSUB MySubroutine
END

MySubroutine:
PRINT "World"
RETURN
</FONT></PRE>The program will print the "Hello" text to the screen, then jump to the MySubroutine line of the program and continue execution. The next command it 