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STOP [n%]
 
    ■ n%     Halts a program and returns the value n% to the operating
             system. If n% is omitted, a value of 0 is returned to the
             operating system.
 
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      ■ The STOP keyword suspends trapping of events in these statements:
 
    ◄COM(n%) STOP►  ║  ◄PEN STOP►    ║  ◄SIGNAL(n%) STOP►  ║  ◄TIMER STOP►
    ◄KEY(n%) STOP►  ║  ◄PLAY STOP►   ║  ◄STRIG(n%) STOP►   ║  ◄UEVENT STOP►