IBM 1620 Manual page 83

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PRINT
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
PUNCH
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
PUNCH TAPE
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
READ
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
TYPE
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
STOP
Format:
Purpose:
Example:
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«PRINT n List"
where n is the statement number of a
FORMAT
statement and List
is a list of the quantities to be printed.
This statement causes the quantities in the list to be printed on the
1443 Printer in accordance with the
FORMAT
statement n.
PRINT 4, A, B, C
"PUNCH n, List"
where n is the statement number of a
FORMAT
statement and List
is a list of the quantities to be punched.
This statement causes the items in the list to be punched in cards in
the format specified by the statement n.
PUN''cH 1, A, D, C
"PUNCH TAPE n, List"
where
n
is the statement number of a
FORMAT
statement and List
is a list of the quantities to be punched.
This statement causes the items in the list to be punched into paper
tape in the format specified by statement number n.
PUNCH TAPE 4, A, B, C
"READ n, List"
where
n
is the statement number of a
FORMAT
statement and List
is a list of the quantities to be transmitted.
This statement causes data to be read from a card in the 1622 Card
Read Punch.
READ 4, A, B, C
"TYPE n, List"
where n is the statement number of a
FORMAT
statement and List
is a list of the quantities to be typed.
This statement causes the quantities in the list to be typed on the
typewriter in accordance with
FORMAT
statement n.
TYPE 4, A, B, C
"STOP"
This statement causes the computer to halt during the execution
of the object program, return the typewriter carriage, and type the
word "STOP."
STOP

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