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DECLARE - a non-executable statement that declares references to
          BASIC procedures and invokes argument type checking
Syntax
  DECLARE {FUNCTION | SUB } name [([parameterlist])]
    ■ name is the name that will be used to call the procedure
    ■ parameterlist indicates the number and type of arguments that will
      be used to call the procedure
 
See Also  ◄FUNCTION►  ◄SUB►  ◄CALL►
 
Other Uses of the DECLARE Keyword
  ◄DECLARE► can also be used to declare references to procedures written
            in other programming languages, such as C