Normal action
is
to
insert a space between items output on the screen.
If
the item
will
not
fit
on the current line a line feed
will
be generated.
If
the current print position
is
at the start of a line then a space
Will
not
be
output. ! affects the next
item
to
separators
be printed and therefore must be placed
in
front of the print
i~m
being printed.
Also a ; or a
! must be placed
at
the
end of a print
list
if
the spacing
IS
to
be continued
over a series of PRINT statements.
Normal separator, SuperBASIC will tabulate output every
8 columns.
Will force a new
line.
Will leave the print position immediately after the last
item
to
be printed. Output
Will
be printed
in
one continuous stream.
TO
Will
perform a tabbing operation.
10
followed
by
a numeric_expression
Will
advance
the print position
to
the column specified by the numeric_expressIon.
If
the
requested column
is
meaningless or the current print posilion
is
beyond the specified
position then no action will be taken.
syntax:
•
Allows output
to
be sent
to
the specified or default channel. The normal use of PRINT
is
to
send data
to
the OL screen.
separator:
~
I !
I ,
I \
I ;
I
TO
numeric_expression
item:
~
I expression
I channel
I separator
PRINT
*
[item]
*
Multiple print separators are allowed.
At
least one separator must
separate channel specifications and expressions.
example:
PRINT
"HeLLo
World"
[will output Hello World on the default output device (channel
1)]
ii.
PRINT
#5,
lIdata",
1
,2,3,4
[will output the supplied data
to
channelS (which must have been
previously opened)]
iii.
PRINT
TO
20;
"This
is
in
coLumn 20"
PRINT
devices
Microdrives
RAD
is
a function which
Will
convert
an
angle specifiec
in
degrees
to
an angle specified
in
radians.
•
,
syntax:
example:
12/84
RAD (numeric_expression)
PRINT
RAO(180)
[will print
3.141593]
RAD
maths functions
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