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CALL - a statement that transfers control to another procedure, a
       BASIC SUB
Syntax
  CALL name[(argumentlist)]
    ■ name is the name of the SUB
    ■ argumentlist lists the variables or constants passed to the SUB
 
See Also  ◄DECLARE►  ◄SUB...END SUB►
Other Uses
  ◄CALLS► - to transfer control to a procedure written in another language
  ◄CALL ABSOLUTE► - to transfer control to a machine-language procedure
  ◄CALL INTERRUPT► - to perform a DOS system call