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The Commodore 64 has its own operating system (short: OS), which is Commodore-BASIC V2.0 (Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code Version 2). After turning on the C64, there are 38911 free characters (i.e.: Bytes) in the RAM-Memory (main memory). In a wider sense, all C64 commands are BASIC commands.

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The BASIC interpreter reports READY. and the blinking cursor shows the user that the computer is ready for input. After a BASIC command is typed in correctly, the command will be executed; otherwise an error-message will be reported, followed by READY. and a blinking cursor again.

The BASIC-Commands can be entered directly (example: RUN to start a BASIC program) or with one or more line numbers - the last is called BASIC program. The BASIC interpreter recognises via the line numbers that a program is written. The command LIST will show the program listing. Initially, the BASIC program or a program listing is only temporarily stored in memory (RAM). When a BASIC program is to be stored permanently, it must be saved on a data media like datasette or disk with the command SAVE. After saving, a BASIC program can be loaded into memory with the BASIC command LOAD.

The BASIC interpreter works off a BASIC program line by line from the first line number (0) until the last line number (63999). The program is interrupted by any BASIC errors, the RUN/STOP key or the execution of the BASIC-Commands END, STOP, LIST or NEW executed.

Example of a BASIC program:

• Programming: a line can have 80 characters maximum (40 characters over 2 lines) - any further characters are ignored.
• Excess length lines can be generated by using abbreviations (tokens) of the BASIC commands or with compilers. The editing of excess length lines is a problem.

Explanation: This example demonstrates the abbreviation of the command PRINT by the token: '?'. In this way you can create a program line with 241 characters or 7 lines.

• After writing a BASIC command or a line number with commands, RETURN has to be pushed in order to store the line of commands in memory.
• Different commands within a line can be separated with a colon :.
• The name of variables must not consist of BASIC keywords (see BASIC keyword table below)
• Data and characters can only be assigned to variables with the correct properties.
• A BASIC program may only contain the line numbers from 0 to 63999 inclusive.

• Programming: a line can have 80 characters maximum (40 characters over 2 lines) - any further characters are ignored.
• Excess length lines can be generated by using abbreviations (tokens) of the BASIC commands or with compilers. The editing of excess length lines is a problem.

Explanation: This example demonstrates the abbreviation of the command PRINT by the token: '?'. In this way you can create a program line with 241 characters or 7 lines.

• After writing a BASIC command or a line number with commands, RETURN has to be pushed in order to store the line of commands in memory.
• Different commands within a line can be separated with a colon :.
• The name of variables must not consist of BASIC keywords (see BASIC keyword table below)
• Data and characters can only be assigned to variables with the correct properties.
• A BASIC program may only contain the line numbers from 0 to 63999 inclusive.

BASIC-Keywords Overview[edit]

The BASIC version 2 contains the following 71 BASIC-Keywords:

Literature[edit]

• Commodore 64 Programmer's Reference Guide Read it.

German Books

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• Basiswissen C64

von Joachim Hänsel

Westermann Verlag, ISBN 3-14-508810-6

ein ausführliches Nachschlagewerk

Remark[edit]

This article in the German C64-Wiki 'www.C64-Wiki.de' was 'article of the month' in June 2006 and 'article of the year' 2006.