Use EXAMINE to display the contents of the specified locations in
terms of the current mode settings.

You can also use the EXAMINE command to examine the contents of a
branch  instruction  or  the  contents of an address displayed in
response to the previous EXAMINE command.  To do so, you use  the
backslash operator (\).

Format:

     EXAMINE location [:location] [,...]

          Mode Qualifiers                 Defaults
          ____ __________                 ________

          /BYTE
          /WORD                           /LONG
          /LONG

          /OCTAL
          /DECIMAL                        /HEXADECIMAL
          /HEXADECIMAL

          /[NO]ASCII                      /NOASCII
          /[NO]INSTRUCTION                /NOINSTRUCTION
          /[NO]SYMBOLS                    /SYMBOLS

          /[NO]GLOBALS                    /NOGLOBALS
          /[NO]SCOPE                      /SCOPE

Additional information available:

Parameters

location
     Specifies  one  or  more  locations  whose  contents  are  to  be
     displayed.    Multiple   locations   can   be   specified   in  a
     comma-separated   list   or    colon-separated    range.     Both
     comma-separated lists and colon-separated ranges can be specified
     on a single command line.

     The location parameter can also be represented by  the  backslash
     operator  (\).   This operator is used to observe the contents of
     the location displayed in the previous EXAMINE command.

     If you do not  supply  a  location,  the  contents  of  the  next
     sequential location will be displayed.