(e)*
*
Specifying a pair
of
asterisks
at
the beginning
of
the format string indicates
that
asterisks are
to
be
displayed in
the
positions
of
leading zeros.
(Example:)
lOA=
1234
20
PRINT USING " *
*####"
; A
RUN J
**1234
(f)
££
Specifying a pair
of
pound
signs at the beginning
of
the format string indi-
cates
that
a pound sign
is
to
be displayed in
the
position immediately
to
the
left
of
the
number.
(Example:)
10
A=
123
20
PRINT USING "
££####
" ; A
RUN J
L
...
H
---'
£123
(g) $$
Specifying a pair
of
dollar signs at the beginning
of
the
format string indi-
cates
that
a dollar sign is
to
be displayed in
the
position immediately to
the
left
of
the
number.
(h)
t t t t
Four
exponential operators may be included at the end
of
a
format
string
to
control display
of
numbers in exponential format.
(Example:)
10
A=
51123
20
PRINT USING "
##.###
t t t t " ; A
RUNJ
'"--'
5.112E+04
In this case, the first
number
sign is reserved
for
display
of
the sign
of
the
number.
(i)
Extended
list
of
operands
A list
of
variables may be specified following a single PRINT USING state-
ment
by
separating them from each others
with
commas
or
semicolons.
When this
is
done, the
format
specified in "
format
string"
is
used
for
display
of
all resulting values.
(Example:)
10A=5.3
:
B=6.9
:C=7.123
20 PRINT USING u
##.###
" ; A,
B,
C
RUN J
L-'
5.300
'"--'
6.900
'"--'
7.123
40
--
--
------
----------
------
--------------------------------------
--
---
To Next Page
Loading...
