The quit statement (done and stop are synonyms) terminates the Command-line Maple session and returns the user to the shell from which Maple was started. In shells that can test or report the return status of an application (such as ERRORLEVEL in a Windows command-line shell and $? in a UNIX shell), Maple returns a status of 0.

The `quit` function (`done` and `stop` are synonyms) terminates the Command-line Maple session and returns the user to the shell from which Maple was started. The expr passed to `quit` must evaluate to an integer, and it is passed as a return status back to the shell. The range of valid return values is 0..255. Non-integer or out-of-range values raise an exception, and Maple will not terminate.

Return values 0 through 5 have predefined meanings as described in ?maple, although they can be used as arguments to `quit` if desired.

$\mathrm{`quit`}\left(12345\right)$

$\mathrm{`quit`}\left(12\right)$