Difference between revisions of "Write"

Revision as of 05:04, 7 March 2015

Write is a keyword which indicates that some data must be written on the screen (by default). For example:

var
  a, b: Integer;
begin
  a := 42;
  b := 23;
  write('a=', a, ' and b=', b);
end

This prints on screen: a=42 and b=23

Parameters in the Write procedure must be separated by a comma (',').

WriteLn behaves just like Write, except it leaves (a) newline character(s) after the text.

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 {{Write}}
-write is a [[Keyword|keyword]] which indicates some characters to put on the screen
+Write is a [[Keyword|keyword]] which indicates that some data must be written on the screen (by default).
-for example
+For example:
 <syntaxhighlight>
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    a, b: Integer;
 begin
-   a:=42;
+   a := 42;
-   b:=23;
+   b := 23;
-   Write('a=', a, ' and b=', b);
+   write('a=', a, ' and b=', b);
-end
+end</syntaxhighlight>
-</syntaxhighlight>
-prints `a=42 and b=23`
+This prints on screen: ''a=42 and b=23''
+Parameters in the Write procedure must be separated by a comma (',').
-Parameters must be separed by a [[,]].
+WriteLn behaves just like Write, except it leaves (a) newline character(s) after the text.
-WriteLn [[writeln]] behaves just like Write, except it leaves a newline character after the text.
 [[Category:Pascal]]