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PEEK - a memory function that returns the byte stored at a specified
       memory location
 
Syntax
  PEEK(address)
    ■ address, a numeric expression with a value between 0 and 65,535, is
      an offset into the memory segment specified by the most recently
      executed DEF SEG statement
 
See Also  ◄DEF SEG►  ◄POKE►  ◄VARPTR$►  ◄VARPTR►  ◄VARSEG►