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peek(address,[bytes])
Overview
peek allows you to peek into ram at address address.
This can not be done between processes; you can technically do this with kernel functions through the use of _ppeek.
To poke memory, you can use poke().
Arguments
address: number
The address to peek.
[bytes]: integer
The amount of bytes to read; default 1, maximum 65536.
Returns
byte: integer
The byte at address address.
[...]: integer
The consecutive bytes, the amount of bytes read is the [bytes] argument.
Examples
Sourced from the Picotron Manual
Read the first 2 bytes of video memory.
a, b = peek(0x10000, 2)