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| - A Disp command will display text or a variable on the next line of the output screen. Unlike Output(, Disp will not flow text to the next line, but it will scroll the screen if it needs a new line to write to. Disp can accept anything that can be displayed as text as a parameter: Reals, Strings, Lists and Matricies are all acceptable parameters. In TI-BASIC 84, Real and Complex values will be right aligned, everything else will be left aligned. In TI-BASIC 89, All values are left aligned. :Disp text1,text2[,text3,...,textn] :Disp
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| - A Disp command will display text or a variable on the next line of the output screen. Unlike Output(, Disp will not flow text to the next line, but it will scroll the screen if it needs a new line to write to. Disp can accept anything that can be displayed as text as a parameter: Reals, Strings, Lists and Matricies are all acceptable parameters. In TI-BASIC 84, Real and Complex values will be right aligned, everything else will be left aligned. In TI-BASIC 89, All values are left aligned. :Disp text1,text2[,text3,...,textn] If there are multiple lines to display, multiple parameters can be used. Each parameter will be displayed on a new line. Parameters are separated with commas. :Disp In TI-BASIC 84, this will show the Home Screen. In TI-BASIC 89, this shows the PrgmIO Screen.
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