The Stop Command

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Command Summary

Stops the program at the given point of the program

Command Syntax

No special syntax

Menu Location

In the program editor, [F2][8][4]

Calculator Compatibility

This command works on all calculators.

Token Size

X byte(s)

Simply put, the Stop command stops the program wherever it is placed.

stop()
Prgm
0->X
While true
getkey()->k
x+1->x
Output 5,5,x
If k=13
Stop
EndWhile
EndPrgm

This program will increase the value of x by one, but when the user presses the ENTER button, it will stop. Keep in mind to put the Stop EXACTLY where you want it to stop.

Related Commands

• Exit
• Pause
• Return