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− | + | データをディスプレイに書き出すためにも、2つの命令文がある。1つはすでに前のプログラミング課題で見てきた。 | |
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You can use strings in the argument list, either constants or literal values. If you want to display an apostrophe within a string, use two consecutive apostrophes. Displaying two consecutive apostrophes would then requires you to use four. This use of a special sequence to refer to a special character is called escaping, and allows you to refer to any character even if there is no key for it on the keyboard. | You can use strings in the argument list, either constants or literal values. If you want to display an apostrophe within a string, use two consecutive apostrophes. Displaying two consecutive apostrophes would then requires you to use four. This use of a special sequence to refer to a special character is called escaping, and allows you to refer to any character even if there is no key for it on the keyboard. |
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2B - 出力 (著者: Tao Yue, 状態: 原文のまま変更なし)
データをディスプレイに書き出すためにも、2つの命令文がある。1つはすでに前のプログラミング課題で見てきた。
write (Argument_List);
writeln (Argument_List);
writeln の命令文は実行後に次の行にスキップする。
You can use strings in the argument list, either constants or literal values. If you want to display an apostrophe within a string, use two consecutive apostrophes. Displaying two consecutive apostrophes would then requires you to use four. This use of a special sequence to refer to a special character is called escaping, and allows you to refer to any character even if there is no key for it on the keyboard.
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