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/* Maximizing memory usage */
== Maximizing memory usage ==
To maximize memory usage in BASIChere are some things to consider:: - Minimize the size of your BASIC program by minimizing variable name length: - Minimize the number of variables : - Use as few lines as possible.: - Use 8-bit/16-bit for storing values in DATA where possiblestatements if storing numbers. String data can also be a good way to store 8-bit data.: - Minimize string operations. (e.g. joining strings allocates A$=SPACE$(30)+CHR$(28) in memory for this first allocates a string of length 30 containing spaces, then it allocates a new string of length 31 with spaces and char 28 at the resultend and assigns it to A$. In this line at least 30 bytes have been wasted. So consider if you need strings or perhaps if possible pre-define them).
== Structure of a BASIC program ==