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Category	I/O
Syntax	function
Compatibility
CIMS SETL	yes
SETL-S	yes
SETL2	yes
GNU SETL	yes

Contents 1 Purpose 2 Synopsis 3 Description 4 Examples 5 Bugs 6 Notes

Purpose

Print to standard output

Synopsis

 print(arg [, ...]);

Description

Prints each argument to standard output, separated by spaces (except in SETL-S (See bugs) and SETL2), and terminated by a newline.
String arguments are written directly. Non-string arguments are first converted to strings (using str.)

Examples

1. print("Hello, World");
   

   output: Hello, World

2. print(1, 2);
   

   output: 1 2

Bugs

• The documentation for SETL-S claims that the printed values are separated by spaces, but they are not.

Notes

• In GNU SETL, equivalent to printa(stdout, arg [, ...])
• In SETL2, the programmer can redefine the str function, in which case print will use the user-defined version in preference to the built-in version.