Editing Print statement 0 You do not have permission to edit this page, for the following reason: This page has been protected to prevent editing. more + You can view and copy the source of this page: The '''print statement''' is arguably the most important [[Keyword]] of the language, as this is how the computer shows its results. This statement prints whatever follows it into the console (or other default print stream), until a punctuation is found. == Related Phrases == {{See Also/small|List of Reserved Phrases}} * {{code|keyword|I remembered}} * {{code|keyword|I said}} * {{code|keyword|I sang}} * {{code|keyword|I wrote}} == Use == * {{tag|keyword|print}}{{tag|whitespace}}{{tag|value}}{{tag|punctuation}} == Examples == * {{codeblock|{{code|keyword|I said}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|literal|"Hello, World!"}}{{code|punctuation|.}}}} * {{codeblock|{{code|keyword|I wrote}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|literal|99}}{{code|punctuation|.}}}} * {{codeblock|{{code|keyword|I sang}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|variable|Winter Wrap-Up}}{{code|punctuation|!}}}} * {{codeblock|{{code|keyword|I remembered}}{{code|whitespace| }}{{code|method|how to say Hello}}{{code|punctuation|!}}}} == See Also == * [[Strings]] {{Navbox/Phrases}} Templates used on the current version of this page: Template:Code (view source) Template:Codeblock (view source) Template:Icon (view source) Template:Message/small (view source) Template:Navbox (view source) Template:Navbox/Phrases (view source) Template:See Also/small (view source) Template:Sep (view source) Template:Smallmessage (view source) Template:Tag (view source) Return to Print statement. Edit summary Preview Mobile Desktop Show changes