160. Slash / terminates a record.#
topic: Input and Output
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A / in a format creates a new record, so
print “(‘c’/’d’)”
prints ‘c’ and ‘d’ on successive lines, as does
print “(a)”,”c” // new_line(“”) // “d”
A list-directed READ is terminated by a / in input and may surprise for a file with / characters.
A / in a format creates a new record, so
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print "('c'/'d')"
prints 'c' and 'd' on successive lines, as does
print "(a)","c" // new_line("") // "d"
A list-directed READ is terminated by a / in input and may surprise for a file with / characters.pic.twitter.com/e8hvGptp4z
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