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To explicitly mark the end of a statement, you can place a semicolon (;) between the statement and the next statement. This can be used to make the program structure clearer, but is not required.
The END statement
is used to mark the end of a Natural program, subprogram, external subroutine or helproutine.
Every one of these objects must contain an END statement as
the last statement.
Every object may contain only one END statement.
The STOP
statement is used to terminate the execution of a Natural application. A
STOP statement executed anywhere within an application immediately
stops the execution of the entire application.
The TERMINATE statement stops the
execution of the Natural application and also ends the Natural session.
