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     SBasic User's Manual     SBasic Version 2.7             Page 14
     Printed:  December 5, 1999
     Remarks


     SBasic provides two comment delimiters, for imbedding remarks in your
     source files.  The traditional REM statement can be used to start a
     comment at nearly any point in an SBasic program.  You can also use
     the newer ' (single-quote).  All text following a remark delimiter is
     ignored by the SBasic compiler.

     You can place a comment at the beginning of any line.  You can also
     place a comment at the end of any complete SBasic statement.  You
     cannot place a comment within an SBasic statement.

     Example:

          rem  This is a legal comment
          '    So is this

          a = c + 5                ' this is a legal comment, too
          a = c +                  ' this is illegal!

     Note that you can always insert a blank line anywhere in your source;
     SBasic always ignores blank lines.