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2. Specified character strings following a quotation mark (”) will be displayed on the
screen.
The number of characters that can be input on one line is 160 (the actual number of
characters that can be input, excluding commands, is 158).
Entry 2: Print ” character string
<Example>
Print ” HELLO
Print ” PROGRAM
[2 ”]
Specifies a character string.
Characters input after this are considered to be a character string and will be
displayed on the screen. (Used as a pair with other commands.)
Entry: command ” character string
<Example>
Print ”AB
[3 Input]
Interrupts program execution, displays “VARIABLE NAME = ?” on the screen and
requests input of the value of the variable.
Entry: Input variable
<Example>
Input A
Input L1
Input mat A (1, 1)
[4 Wait]
Interrupts execution of the program for the number of seconds specified by the
numerical value.
• The program will be re-executed if any key is pressed during this time.
• Convenient for displaying intermediate results and other information.
• Interrupt values of up to 255 can be specified with numerical values.
• If a numerical value is not specified, program execution will be interrupted until a
key is pressed.
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