Parameter Types
The following parameter types are used throughout this documentation:
- statement – A single BASIC statement, including any required parameters. Example: PRINT "Hello"
- integer-expression – A numeric expression or constant that evaluates to an integer value. Examples: 7, A + 6
- real-expression – A numeric expression or constant that evaluates to a real (floating-point) value. Examples: 7.5, A# + 2.8 + B
- string-expression – A string literal or an expression that evaluates to a string. Examples: "hello", "hi " + A$
- expression – A generic term for any of the above expression types (integer, real, or string), as appropriate.
- integer-variable – A variable that holds an integer value. Example: val
- real-variable – A variable that holds a real (floating-point) value. Example: radius#
- string-variable – A variable that holds a string value. Example: mystr$
- variable-name – Any valid variable name from the types above.
- printable – A list of one or more values (of any type) to be output by PRINT. Items may be separated by , or ;.
- A , inserts tab spacing between values.
- A ; prints values directly with no spacing.
- If the list does not end with ;, a newline is automatically added.
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