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WRITE Statement Programming Example
 
The following example shows the difference between the PRINT and WRITE
statements:
 
'*** Example program that uses WRITE ***
CLS                          'clear the screen
A=80 : B=90 : C$="That's all." : D=-1.0E-13
WRITE A,B,C$,D
PRINT A,B,C$,D
 
Sample Output
 
80,90,"That's all.",-1E-13
 80            90           That's all.  -1E-13