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modified_at: "2026-08-24T23:32:29+00:00"
author: "David Anderson"
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excerpt: "A handy four-function BASIC toolkit offering line renumbering, REM stripping, line deletion, and variable listing to streamline program development."
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# ToolKit1

ToolKit1 is a BASIC programming utility that provides four developer-oriented tools for managing and cleaning up BASIC programs. The menu-driven interface offers Renumber (to reassign line numbers), REMkill (to strip out all REM comment statements), Delete (to remove ranges of lines), and Variable List (to display all variables used in the current program). These functions address common housekeeping tasks that the built-in BASIC editor does not natively support. The REMkill feature is particularly useful for recovering memory after development, since REM statements can consume significant space in the program area.