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They aren't actually floating-point: each label is a pair of numbers, the first denoting the group and the second denoting the line within that group. The group
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
They aren't actually floating-point: each label is a pair of numbers, the first denoting the group and the second denoting the line within that group. The groups have no semantic importance, they are only for organization.
- LegionMammal978 2y agoActually, I was mistaken. The line numbers aren't even numbers, so much as digit pairs, given how one-digit labels take the first digit. And the "DO" command takes a group number, runs each line within the group, then returns after the end of the group. So each group can effectively act as a subroutine. (In this particular game, this can be seen in groups 6 and 9.)