PROGRAM FILE 102: ERROR - ILLEGAL CHARACTER IN UNQUOTED
        STRING IN DATA STATEMENT.
    ANSI STANDARD 3.2, 14.2

SECTION 102.1: ERROR - ILLEGAL CHARACTER IN UNQUOTED
        STRING IN DATA STATEMENT.


THIS IS A TEST FOR A NON-STANDARD FEATURE OF MINIMAL BASIC.
TO PASS THIS TEST, THE PROCESSOR MUST EITHER:

   1) ACCEPT THE PROGRAM AND BE ACCOMPANIED BY DOCUMENTATION
      ACCURATELY DESCRIBING THE FEATURE'S INTERPRETATION
      BY THE PROCESSOR, OR

   2) REJECT THE PROGRAM WITH AN APPROPRIATE ERROR MESSAGE

SEE THE NBS MINIMAL BASIC TEST PROGRAMS USER'S MANUAL
FOR DETAILED CRITERIA.

                 BEGIN TEST

A$, B$, AND C$ ARE SET TO 'AAAAA', 'BBBBB', AND 'CCCCC'.
THE TEST THEN TRIES TO READ THE UNQUOTED STRING 'ABC' INTO
A$, 'D?F' INTO B$, AND 'GHI' INTO C$. THE SECOND OF THESE
OPERATIONS IS SYNTACTICALLY ILLEGAL, AS '?' IS NOT A
PLAIN-STRING-CHARACTER.

RESULTING VALUES:
A$=ABC
B$=D?F
C$=GHI

                  END TEST

END PROGRAM 102
