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NEW
State managment. Delete the program in memory.
NEW obstensibly deletes any BASIC program in memory. The program is not actually erased; BASIC performs these actions:
The first action effectively remove all program lines. Because of this behavior it is possible to completely recover the "erased" program using (for example) one of several UN-NEW utilitilies that have been published. * NEW may be used as a statement in a program, but this is rare because BASIC will return to direct mode once the program has deleted itself. This is due (mainly) to the second action. When used as a command in direct mode, any following commands entered on the same line will be ignored (also mainly due to the second action). The final action, CLR, obstensibly deletes all user variables, but has numerous side-effects. Example:
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