Answer Posted / syam
The events that happen in any particular programs occur
in exactly the same order as in every other RPG program.
This order is known as the Logic Cycle.
What makes one program different from another is
that "indicators" or switches are turned on or off, based
upon tests performed on the data being processed, which
cause or prevent input, calculation, or output events at
specific points in the cycle.
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