Question

REM and END statement distinguish it​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

REM is a statement in some older BASIC dialects, like for example in C64 BASIC. It starts a comment line. Even Visual Basic still supports it, even though the preferred syntax for comments in Microsoft dialects of BASIC is a single quote since Quick Basic.

Many people in my generation made their first programming experiments in the 80s on Commodore home computers which used a BASIC interpreter as their default command shell, so the term REM Statement as a synonym for comment might still be engrained in some people. I haven't heard anyone use that term for about 20 years, though.

Answer 2

Use the REM statement to insert a comment in a BASIC program. Comments explain or document various parts of a program. They are part of the source code only and are nonexecutable. ... Any text that appears between a comment designator and the end of a physical line is treated as part of the comment.

The end statement is the last line of the program or function. The stop or return statements are used for normal termination and exit is used for abnormal termination.