LOG	Function which gives the logarithm of a number to
	base 10.
LOMEM (LOM.) ||	0 Variable used to indicate the lowest free memory
	location which can be used to store the value of
	variables used by the program. LOMEM can be reset
	by the user.
MID$( (M.)	Extract a substring from a longer string.
MOD	Give the integer remainder after a division.
MODE (MO.)	Change the display mode. Mode cannot be changed
	within a procedure or function.
MOVE	Move the graphics cursor invisibly to the given
	position.
NEW	Remove the current program. It can be retrieved
	using OLD.
NEXT (N.)	Part of the FOR...NEXT loop indicating the end of
	the statements which are to be repeatedly executed.
NOT	Used as a logical or bitwise operator.
OFF	Part of the ON ERROR OFF statement which
	switches error trapping off and enables the computer
	to again print its standard error messages and halt
	the program.
OLD (0.)	Retrieve a program after a NEW or after BREAK
	has been pressed. If typing OLD gives a 'Bad
	Program' message after the BREAK key has been
	pressed, the program has been corrupted and must
	be loaded again from disc.
ON ERROR	Used to control the action taken by the computer if it
	encounters an error in the program.
ON.. .GOTO or	The value of the variable following ON is found. If its
ON.. .GOSUB	value is 1, the computer jumps to the first line
	number in the list following the GOTO/GOSUB
	statement; if the value is 2, it jumps to the second
	line number, and so on-
ON.. .PROC	Used to give a multi-branching facility and enable
	one of a series of procedures to be executed.
OPENIN (OP.)	Open a file for input only.
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