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DEBUG "Print" Command...
Print [{ -Ascii | -Binary | -Decimal | -Hex | -Octal | -Unsigned |
-Float | -Real | -DOUble }]
[<expr>,<expr>,...,<expr>]
Specifying any of the options causes DEBUG to print the data as if
it was of the given type, regardless of its actual type.
If a format option is used (-Ascii etc.), it must come BEFORE
the expression list.
If you enter "Print -H", for example, the command assumes you
want the negation of variable H, not a blank line in hex.
See the IF command for a definition of <expr>.
"Print" by itself produces a blank line.