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COLOUR:STANDARD
TEXT:00,print() displays data on the screen "as is", meaning what is displayed
TEXT:16,on the screen is the actual value of the data object. With sequences, you
TEXT:16,will be able to see the braces and commas, even if you used a character
TEXT:16,string to represent the value. If you click the demo button on the
TEXT:16,remote, you will be able to run and view the source of demo programs
TEXT:16,that use print().
TEXT:32,One minor drawback with print() is that it displays the actual values
TEXT:16,of atom and sequence data objects. As a result, any data object values
TEXT:16,meant to be shown on the screen as ASCII characters cannot be displayed
TEXT:16,using print(). However, Euphoria has another library routine that can
TEXT:16,display screen output in human-readable form:
COLOUR:POINTS
TEXT:32,                  o
COLOUR:EUPHORIA
TEXT:00,           puts(1, )
