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TEXT:00,Devices 1 and 2 are actually the same, but are defined separate in case
TEXT:16,there is a reason one type of screen output should be made distinct from
TEXT:16,the rest. Notice the phrase "by default". This implies we can make the
TEXT:16,numbers mean something else other than keyboard and screen. In a
TEXT:16,later chapter, you will be shown exactly how to do this. To keep it
TEXT:16,simple for now, understand that 0 means "keyboard", and 1 means
TEXT:16,"screen". This chapter will introduce screen output, while a future
TEXT:16,chapter will focus on keyboard input.
TEXT:32,Now that you are familiar with Euphoria's device numbers, let's introduce
TEXT:16,you to your very first Euphoria library routine, called print():
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TEXT:32,                   o
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TEXT:00,           print(1, )
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TEXT:32,print() displays a Euphoria data object on the screen. The object is
TEXT:16,displayed at the current cursor position.
