1 ERR
 The ERR function returns the number of the latest run-time error.

 Example

 2000   IF (ERR = 50) THEN PRINT "DATA FORMAT ERROR"

2 Syntax

     int-var = ERR

Status: 200 OK
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Last-Modified: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 06:15:19 GMT
Script-Control: X-stream-mode=1

1 Error_handling
 If an error occurs when your program is running, BASIC diagnoses the error
 and  displays  a message telling the nature and severity of the error, and
 the program line and module where the error occurred.   Your  program  can
 handle  most  errors  with  WHEN ERROR constructs.  A WHEN ERROR construct
 contains a block of code called a protected region that  is  monitored  by
 the  compiler for the occurrence of an error.  If an error occurs within a
 protected region, control can be transferred  to  either  an  attached  or
 detached  handler.   If you do not include an error handler, BASIC handles
 the error.  The severity of an error determines whether or not the program
 aborts when the error occurs.