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PRINT E,X$,A(30)*
PRINT# "D-2"; D*
This statement saves the contents of fixed variables D
through Z (and of extended variables A(27) and
beyond, if defined) into the tape fi l e named "D-2".
This statement saves the contents of the fixed variables
E and X$ and of the extended variables A(30) and all the
remaining variables, onto the tape without file name.
Note: Subscripted fixed variable names A(1) through A(26) can be specified in the
PRINT# statement in much the same way as A through Z (or A$ through Z$).
However -.
if
array A is already defined by the DIM statement, A( ) cannot be
used to define subscripted fixed variables.
This statement saves contents
of
variables A,
B, X,
and
Y
into tape
file
named
"DATA 1".
If you wish to save the contents of the specified fixed variable and all the subsequent
fixed variables, subscript that variable name with an asterisk=,
PRINT# "DATA 1"; A, B, X, Y
The following variable types can be used for variable names:
(1) Fixed variables-A, B, X, A(26), C*. A(10)*, etc.
(2) Simple variables-AA, 82,
XY$,
etc.
(3) Array variables-B(*), CD(*), NS(*). etc.
1} Saving fixed variable contents onto tape
The contents
of
fixed variables can be saved onto tape by specifying the desired
variable names (separated by commas) in the PRINT# statement.
Use and Examples
IQ!IM{11
The PRINT # verb is used to store values on the cassette tape.
Abbreviations: P. #, PR. #, PRI. #,PRIN. #
See also: INPUT #, PRINT, READ
1 PRINT # "var list"
2
PRINT
#
"filename" ; var list
Where: var list is: variable
or: variable, var list
Verbs
PRINT#