REM
REM PRINT KEYWORD Example
REM
REM
GLOBAL i AS INTEGER, data_input AS INTEGER, j AS INTEGER
GLOBAL k as FLOAT

REM \010\013 example

FOR i = 1 to 5
	PRINT "\010\013Prints a ",i," on NEXT LINE"
NEXT i

REM \013 example (carriage return)
DATA 1, 2, 3, 4

PRINT "\010\013"			:REM Separate Example Sections
FOR i = 1 to 4
	READ data_input
	PRINT "\013",data_input	:REM Prints data, overwriting the
	 			 REM previous data.  In this
				 REM example it will appear that
				 REM " 4" is the only thing
				 REM written.  However," 1"," 2"
				 REM and " 3" have just been
				 REM overwritten
NEXT i

PRINT "\010\013"			:REM Separate Sections
RESTORE
FOR i = 1 TO 4
	READ data_input
	PRINT "\010\013",data_input	:REM Prints each number on a
                                 REM separate line
NEXT i  

REM \012 example (form feed)

REM FOR i = 1 TO 3
REM	PRINT "\010\012PAGE ",i
REM NEXT i

REM \009 example (tab)
PRINT "\010\013"
RESTORE
FOR i = 1 TO 4
	READ data_input
	PRINT "\009",data_input	:REM Prints each number on a
				 REM single line with one TAB
				 REM between each number. 
NEXT i

REM \007 (BELL) example
PRINT "\010\013"
RESTORE
FOR i = 1 TO 4
	READ data_input
	PRINT "\010\013\007",data_input," with BELL/BEEP"
	FOR j = 1 to 1000
		REM WAIT LOOP so you can hear 4 separate BELLs
	NEXT j
NEXT i

REM \\ example
PRINT "\010\013"

PRINT "\010\013 A \\010 in a PRINT statement is used for a line feed"
PRINT "\010\013 A \\013 in a PRINT statement is used for a CR"
PRINT "\010\013 A \\012 in a PRINT statement is used for a form feed"
PRINT "\010\013 A \\009 in a PRINT statement is used for a TAB"
PRINT "\010\013 A \\007 in a PRINT statement is used for a BELL sound"