This command is used to read programs in from cassette tape. The various subcommands are:
CLOAD
The first file found on the tape is loaded by BASIC.
CLOADU
Forces BASIC to load the first file found on the tape, regardless of any tape errors.
CLOAD?
Verifies that the first file found on the tape has no tape errors. No comparison is performed between the file on tape and the file (if any) in memory. Additionally, the file in memory is unaffected by the CLOAD?, i.e., no CLOAD actually takes place.
With any of the above CLOAD commands, to specify a filename. The filename should characters. When FILENAME is specified, continue to search the tape until a file, that matches, is found. As the computer file, that filename will be printed out on it is valid not exceed 6 BASIC will with a name reaches each the screen.
BASIC programs have the filetype "B" and must be RUN.
Machine Language programs have the filetype "M" and must be run by typing EXEC. The address at which the EXEC command will commence execution is specified by the bytes located at 166/67 decimal.