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Returns the user to the homescreen
Main command, no special syntax
Press [CATALOG] [D] then scroll down until you see it.
{$compatibility}
2 bytes
The DispHome command returns the user to the homescreen. This is very useful in a program that uses the I/O screen since ending a program with a command like Stop will not automatically return the user to the homescreen. Take this example:
Prompt a
Pause
DispHomeThis code will ask for a value for "a", then go to the homescreen. Had you not put the DispHome command there, you would have stayed at the I/O screen, which in some cases can be confusing.
Optimization
The DispHome command also combines the functionality of the Stop command. For example
DispHome
Stop
can be
DispHome