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RUN - a control flow statement that restarts the program currently in
      memory, or executes a specified program
 
Syntax
  RUN [{linenumber | filespec}]
    ■ If the argument is omitted, execution begins at the first executable
      statement in the main module of the currently loaded program
    ■ linenumber explicitly identifies a line where execution of the main
      module begins
    ■ filespec, a string expression, specifies a file to load into memory
      and run
 
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