Basic
The SCREEN option tells BASIC to set the coordinates similar to
the screen display in that the lesser y-coordinate is in the upper-left
corner of the screen.
If
you omit SCREEN, BASIC inverts the
y-coordinates to show a true Cartesian coordinate system. That is,
the lesser y-coordinate
is
in the lower-left corner of the screen.
WINDOW lets you plot points outside the normal screen coordinate
limits by setting new world coordinates to the screen.
WINDOW
(1
984,100000)-(1987,300000)
WRITE
data[,data,.
..I
Writes data to the screen.
WRITE
D, B,
V$
WRITE#buffer,
data[,data,
...I
Writes
data
to a sequential-access disk file.
WRITE#I,
A$,B$
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