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Internal character code of the PC-1251
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Internal character code of the PC-1251
The PC-1251 uses no standard ASCII code, it uses it's own code,
mixed up with the basic tokens. See the tables below (characters marked
white are createable with the keyboard).
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L\H
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0
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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0
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Str.end
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Ins.mark
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Ins.mark
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(
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0
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Space
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P
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~
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1
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Japan
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Space
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Space
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)
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1
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A
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Q
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~
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2
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Japan
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"
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"
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>
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2
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B
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R
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~
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3
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Japan
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?
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?
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<
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3
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C
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S
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~
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4
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Japan
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!
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!
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=
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4
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D
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T
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~
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5
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Japan
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#
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#
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+
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5
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E
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U
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~
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6
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Japan
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%
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%
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-
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6
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F
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V
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~
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7
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Japan
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¥
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¥
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*
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7
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G
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W
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~
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8
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Japan
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$
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$
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/
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8
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H
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X
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~
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9
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Japan
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Pi
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Pi
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^
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9
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I
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Y
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~
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A
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Japan
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Sqrt
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Sqrt
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Japan
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.
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J
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Z
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~
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B
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Japan
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,
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,
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Japan
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Exp
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K
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~
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~
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C
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Japan
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;
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;
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Japan
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Cur.blk
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L
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~
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~
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D
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Japan
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:
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:
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Japan
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~
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M
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~
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ASC
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E
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Japan
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@
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@
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Japan
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_
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N
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~
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VAL
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F
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Japan
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&
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&
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Japan
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Space
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O
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~
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LEN
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8
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9
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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H/L
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~
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TO
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SIN
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RUN
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GRAD
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IF
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0%*!=T
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0
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AND
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STEP
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COS
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NEW
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PRINT
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FOR
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Jap.Tok
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Jap.Tok
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1
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>=
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THEN
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TAN
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MEM
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INPUT
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LET
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W
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Crash
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2
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<=
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RANDOM
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ASN
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LIST
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RADIAN
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REM
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3
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<>
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~
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ACS
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CONT
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DEGREE
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END
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Crash
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Jap.Tok
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4
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OR
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WAIT
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ATN
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DEBUG
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CLEAR
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NEXT
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Crash
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5
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NOT
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ERROR
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EXP
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CSAVE
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~
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STOP
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Jap.Tok
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6
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SQR
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~
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LN
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CLOAD
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~
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GOTO
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Crash
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Jap.Tok
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7
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CHR$
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~
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LOG
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MERGE
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~
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GOSUB
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8
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COM$
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KEY
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INT
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TRON
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CALL
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CHAIN
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I
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Crash
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9
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INKEY$
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~
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ABS
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TROFF
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DIM
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PAUSE
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Jap.Tok
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%
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A
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STR$
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SETCOM
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SGN
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PASS
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DATA
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BEEP
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Crash
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B
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LEFT$
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~
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DEG
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LLIST
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ON
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AREAD
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Japan
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C
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RIGHT$
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~
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DMS
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PI
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OFF
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USING
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Japan
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ASC
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D
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MID$
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ROM
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RND
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OUTSTAT
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POKE
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RETURN
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Crash
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VAL
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E
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~
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LPRINT
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PEEK
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INSTAT
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READ
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RESTORE
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LEN
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F
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Hints if you want to build a converter:
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The characters A - Z and 0 - 9 may be converted
to ASCII code by calculating Sharp code minus sixteen.
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All other characters must be converted with a table, I can't see any conversion
system here.
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The characters Pi, Sqrt and Exp may be a problem,
because there is no equivalent code in ASCII.
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The BASIC functions ASC and CHR$ are handling the ASCII code,
not the Sharp code.
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