069. Advance=”no” specifier of WRITE#
topic: Input and Output
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WRITE inserts a newline at the end, which can be avoided with the advance=”no” specifier. This is useful for prompting input and reading it from the same line and for printing an unknown amount of data with one format before another format. From zoziha.
WRITE inserts a newline at the end, which can be avoided with the
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advance="no" specifier. This is useful for prompting input and reading it from the same line and for printing an unknown amount of data with one format before another format. From zoziha.pic.twitter.com/38h3L99q8Q
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