The expression can be either a string or
a numeric expression.
Using a , to separate expressions
adds a space between them.
Using a ; to separate expressions does not put a space between them.
Using a ; at the end of a line ends the print statement without
adding a new line (CR/LF).
Example
This is an example of how to use the PRINT command:
10 LET A$ = "This is an example"
20 LET B$ = "of the PRINT Command."
30 PRINT A$, B$ ! adds a space between expressions
40 PRINT A$; B$ ! no space added
RUN
The result is:
This is an example of
the PRINT Command.
This is an exampleof the PRINT Command.
Comments
This can be an interactive command that takes effect as soon
as it is received by the printer, or a program command that is preceded
by a line number.
