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Latest revision as of 22:20, 18 June 2024
The CLEAR statement clears all variable and array element values in a program.
Syntax
- CLEAR [, ignored& , ignored&]
Description
- All parameters are optional and ignored by QB64.
- Normally used to clear all program variable and array values where numerical values become zero and string values become empty ("").
- It does not clear constant values.
- Closes all opened files.
- $DYNAMIC or REDIM arrays will need to be redimensioned or an error will occur when referenced because they are removed.
Examples
Example: Using CLEAR to clear array elements from static arrays or arrays created using DIM.
CLS DIM array(10) 'create a $STATIC array array(5) = 23 PRINT array(5) CLEAR PRINT array(5) |
- Note: If you change DIM to REDIM a "Subscript out of range" error will occur because a $DYNAMIC array is removed by CLEAR.
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