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| END Statement Details |
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| Syntax |
| END [{DEF | FUNCTION | IF | SELECT | SUB | TYPE}] |
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| Statement Description |
| END DEF Ends a multiline DEF FN function definition. You |
| must use END DEF with a multiline DEF FN. |
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| END FUNCTION Ends a FUNCTION procedure definition. You must use |
| END FUNCTION with FUNCTION. |
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| END IF Ends a block IF...THEN...ELSE statement. You must |
| use END IF with block IF...THEN...ELSE. |
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| END SELECT Ends a SELECT CASE block. You must use END SELECT |
| with a SELECT CASE statement. |
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| END SUB Ends a BASIC subprogram. You must use END SUB with |
| SUB. |
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| END TYPE Ends a user-defined type definition. You must use |
| END TYPE with TYPE. |
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| By itself, the END statement stops program execution and closes |
| all files. In a stand-alone program, END returns control to the |
| operating system. When running inside the QuickBASIC environment, |
| END returns you to that environment. |
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| The compiler always assumes an END statement at the conclusion |
| of any program, so omitting an END statement at the end of a |
| program still produces proper program termination. |
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| You may place END statements anywhere in the program to end |
| program execution. |
