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The ; is a comment marker, which was a commonly used in assembler. The PROC is the start of a PROCedure, which ends (perhaps oddly) with RETURN. Like C-based languages, execution begins by calling the PROC named "Main". The only line of code in this example is PrintE, which simply prints a string, while the more common PrintF is a formatted print similar to printf in C.
The ; is a comment marker, which was a commonly used in assembler. The PROC is the start of a PROCedure, which ends (perhaps oddly) with RETURN. In Action!, the last PROC in the program is the one that runs first, in this case "Main". The only line of code in this example is PrintE, which simply prints a string, while the more common PrintF is a formatted print similar to printf in C.