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Model context protocol server for openMSX automation and control

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# DIM ## Effect Reserves memory for the specified variables and initializes the array(s). _Note: If if an array is referred to when not first created with a `DIM` instruction, a maximum index of 10 is assumed._ ## Syntax `DIM <ArrayName>(<Size1>,<Size2>),<ArrayName>(<Size1>,<Size2>),...` ## Parameters `<ArrayName>` is an alphanumeric variable or a string. Several array names can be specified in the `DIM` instruction, they need to be separated by a comma. `<Size1>` is a number that specifies the maximum index of the array. The first index is always 0. `<Size2>` is optional, it is required only for two-dimensional arrays and specifies the maximum index for the second dimension of the array. ## Examples ```basic 10 DIM M(25) 20 FOR A=0 TO 25:M(A)=3*A:NEXT 30 FOR A=0 TO 25 40 PRINT "3 times ";A;" is ";M(A) 50 NEXT A ``` ```basic 10 DIM A$(26) 20 FOR I=0 TO 26 30 A$(I)=CHR$(64+I) 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT A$(22)   RUN V ``` ```basic 10 DIM A(20,5) 20 A(20,5)=2 30 PRINT "In row 20, column 5 of array A I stored the value ";A(20,5)   RUN In row 20, column 5 of array A I stored the value 2 ``` ## Related to `CLEAR`, `COPY`, `ERASE` ## Compatibility MSX-BASIC 1.0 or higher ## Source Retrieved from "https://www.msx.org/wiki/DIM"