Commodore PET User Manual page 107

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The use of commas between print items is a convenient way to print with
tabs in PET BASIC. You don't have to do anything in your program except use
commas to separate print items.
Tabs also work for strings. As an example. enter the following immediate
mode lines to print out twenty lines of tabbed character data:
A$= "HUF' ! " . B$=" n~o ! " : C$= "THF.:EE ! " : D$=" FOUF: ! "
FOF: 1=1 TO 2(1: ·"?A$., B$ .. (:$, D$: NE~n: ?"F'HEloJ
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We use continuous line printing in the display program line because it is the
most effective of the three print formats - single line printing, continuous line
printing
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or tabbed printing (,) - for the display program. As we have seen.
numeric data does not blanket the screen, even with continuous line printing.
because PET BASIC leaves a space between the numbers.
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