USING
PRINT USING
PRINT USING uses the FORMAT function to display numbers and strings.
See PRINT for more information. USG and USING are equivalent.
Example
a = 1000
b = 2000
PRINT USING "#,###.##"; a
PRINT USING "#,###.## "; a; b ' <- Format is applied to all variables
PRINT USING "a = #####.00 b = #####"; a; b ' <- One formated string with placeholders for two variables
' Output: 1,000.
' Output: 1,000. 2,000.
' Output: a = 1000.00 b = 2000 Code samples using USING
002 numeric variables.bas
003 conditional branching.bas
006 arrays+.bas
7gables.bas
agendus.bas
anomail.bas
bairstow.bas
BAS_NOWv2.bas
base64.bas
bb2fork smurf.bas
betrayal: crows ii.bas
checkers.bas
checkers.bas
chess.bas
chess.bas
conrec-sb-v01.bas
CSV_Viewer.bas
dataminmax.bas
dmsareaplot.bas
dogstar5.bas
fireworks.bas
gaussj.bas
hangman v2.bas
hangman.bas
image demo.bas
image_demo.bas
lander.bas
leastq.bas
lineareq.bas
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