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Output a string. Out will output a string expression. Outln will output a string expression followed by a new line.
Definition
out(arg1)
Parameters:
- arg1 – string
The string expression to use.
Returns:
- arg1
Definition
outln(arg1)
Parameters:
- arg1 – string
The string expression to use.
Returns:
- arg1
Eg:
<<!
out("text value")
outln(1 + 2)
!>>
The out function is actually unnecessary since an expression will resolve to a string output. However it is supplied for completeness and can assist with code readability in some situations.
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