STOP

STOP [error]

Terminates execution of a program, closes all files opened by the program, and returns control to the operating system. The optional number error will be returned to the operating system; if not specified SmallBASIC returns 0. On Windows, the error value is known as ERRORLEVEL.

Example 1

print "Hello world"
stop
print "This will never be printed"

Example 2

print "Type exit to stop program"
while (true)
    input "INPUT: ", s
    if(s == "exit") then stop
    print "You typed: ";s
wend

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