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Example
° CATA
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bor Noo wa ' > _ Contents of AG), A(6), A(7), A(8), AQ)
30 READ A,B,C,.D,E
an
of A(0,0,1), A(0,0,2), A(O,1,0),
4@ RESTORE
10
,
A@,1,1), A@,1,2), A(,2,0), A(,2,1), A(0,2,2)
5@
READ
F,G
PUTAS
and A(1,0,0) when DIM A(2,2,2) is defined.
6Q RESTORE 20 -
U T
ASCE) ee
Stores all array contents of A$, Will be PUT
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70 READ
H,1
AS(k) regardless of whether the array is two-
80
PRINT
A3BiCsDsEsF 7G3Hel
:
dimensional or three-dimensional. Two or more
90
END
array variables cannot be stored with one PUT
a
statement.
Pp U T
["File name" variable 1 [, Variable 2]*
®
ewe
Character string
Write as follows in case of array variables defined in the DEFM mode
PUTA, AGS)... 2.02...
Contents of the six variables A ~ A(5). ,
Function:
This is the same as PUT A, F.
Stores data on a cassette tape.
4 PUT Z, Z(20)..........
Contents of the 21 variables Z ~ Z(20).
) Can be executed both manually and ina program.
Parameter:
5) $ need not be attached even when using a character variable.
H
File name:
1 < Number of characters of character string < 8.
PUT
A,D
Explanation:
1) Stores the contents of variables on a cassette tape.
first.
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