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![]() 9.23 Write The write command accepts a double-quoted argument and writes it followed by an EOL to the console (standard output). There is no need to double any double quotes occurring within the string.
Syntax: write = "write" s string Examples: write "Now about to start the next test." write "No need to " double enclosed double quotes." The write command was added so as to allow regression testing scripts to inform the user of their progress.
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