Hi friends,
Can you give the solution for the below mention simple
code.and explain.what is output

D CHR1 S 4A INZ('PEN')
D CHR2 S 10A INZ('MYGET')
D CHR3 S 8A INZ('GOOD')
D CHR4 S 22A INZ
C MOVEL CHR1 CHR4
C MOVE CHR2 CHR4
C EVAL CHR4=CHR3
C MOVE CHR1 CHR4

Answer Posted / gatla

PGM: *************** Beginning of data ***********************
DCHR1 S 4A INZ('PEN')
DCHR2 S 10A INZ('MYGET')
DCHR3 S 8A INZ('GOOD')
DCHR4 S 22A
C MOVEL CHR1 CHR4
C MOVEL CHR2 CHR4
C EVAL CHR4=CHR3
C MOVE CHR1 CHR4
C CHR1 DSPLY
C CHR2 DSPLY
C CHR3 DSPLY
C CHR4 DSPLY
C SETON
****************** End of data **************************



O/P:
DSPLY PEN
DSPLY MYGET
DSPLY GOOD
DSPLY GOOD PEN

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