
Repeats following lines of code, up until N times.On some missions this instruction is banned because of its potential to add random chance to mission statistics such as cycle counts. Compiler error: RAND not allowed here.Calculate a random value between lo and hi, and store it in dest.Do nothing for a cycle (no operation).A semi-colon offers the same function, and can also be used to comment out part of a line. Does not take cycles to run, nor counts against lines.

Fatal error: NO FILE IS HELD: triggers if you try to test for end-of-file while not holding any file.Sets T to 1 if the file pointer is currently at the "append" position in the held file, or 0 if it is not.
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The only standard mission that has protected files is the hacker battle KGOG TV 1 where the opponent's media files cannot be deleted.

If such a link does not exist, the EXA will crash. Any EXA with a KILL command in its program will appear to have a weapon attached to it. This penalty is suffered even if no other EXA was killed. In most hacker battles there is a penalty for using the KILL command. If there are no target EXAs, nothing will happen. It will target other EXAs owned by you first if none exist, it will target any other EXA (such as those owned by your opponent in hacker battles). Attack a randomly selected EXA in the current host this will cause it to HALT next cycle.You do not need a HALT instruction at the bottom of a program since reaching the end of the program will halt the EXA anyway including one will lower your line efficiency for no benefit. Note that this is the only way to drop a file if the EXA is occupying the last available space in the host. Immediately destroys the current EXA and drops any file it is carrying in the current host.If the limit of EXAs that can be created on the current mission has been reached, blocks until one of these EXAs is destroyed (this usually applies only to hacker battles) If there is no room for the new EXA in the current host, blocks until there is room. Any file held by the current EXA is not duplicated. Values of X and T are copied to the new EXA. Creates a new EXA in the current host and starts it running at label.If a and b are different types the result is always false. A and b can be both numbers (compared by value) or both symbols (compared alphabetically). Sets T to 1 if the appropriate condition is true or 0 if it is false.
