Any Improvement Suggestions?

So I started programming yesterday and I created an addition game to help me get familiar with coding. Is there any way to make the coding simpler of this game? The coding for the game is below. (BTW -> is the STO arrow)

PROGRAM:ADDGAME
ClrHome
randInt (1,100)->X
randInt (1,100)->Y
Disp X, "+", Y
(X+Y)->Z
N=1
Prompt A
If A=Z
Then
Disp "CORRECT"
N+1->N
Disp "STREAK",N
Disp
Pause
prgmADDGAME
Else
ClrHome
Disp "INCORRECT"
Disp "YOU SAID", A
Disp "ANSWER WAS", Z
Disp "PRESS ENTER"
Pause
ClrHome
Disp "SCORE", N
Pause
0->N
Disp "1 TO RESTART"
Disp "2 TO QUIT"
Prompt A
If A=1
Then
prgmADDGAME
Else
ClrHome
Disp "GAME QUIT"
Disp "PRESS ENTER"
Pause
prgmNOTHING


prgmNOTHING just contains ClrHome

The program works great I just want to know if it can be simplified. I also want to implement a record system to remember your highest score. I though that:

S=1
If S>N
Then
N->S

would work (S being record score) but it doesnt. Any suggestions? Thanks

Ooooh, where to start.

Ok, for starters, you should never call the host program within itself, it is a huge cause for memory leaks and is just plain messy.

For you starting out, I'd recommend the use of Lbl and Goto. http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/83p/b/tifw/les5.htm should work nicely in explaining those commands. This will clear up some of that code.

If prgmNOTHING merely contains 'ClrHome', then why not just have 'ClrHome' dropped there instead, and let it exit naturally?

The link I gave above also gives more to other tutorials, plus a helpful forum if you would like to sign up and ask questions that will also draw in a great many other people to be able to answer.

Oh, and to store scores, you'd want a list, which can be found in the tutorial.. http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/83p/b/tifw/les3.htm