#Print

#Print StringOrValue

Parameters:     StringOrValue = The string or value you want to dump to debuggers console

Returns: NONE

#Print will print strings or numeric values to the debuggers console panel. This allows you to keep a record of how your program is running during development and testing stages.       It's important to note, that the #print command is only available when your compiling your program in debug mode. #Print is debugger feature, if you compile and run this code as normal, PlayBASIC will ignore these statements completely. FACTS:       * #Print command is only available when a program is compiled and executed in a DEBUG mode (F6, F7 keys are short cuts from the IDE). Mini Tutorial:       In this example were going to display information both to the screen and to the Debuggers console.       ; Display the phrase Hello World to the Screen   Print "Hello World"    ; #Print a message to the debug console   #Print "I've successfully Printed Hello World"    ; Display the Screen and wait for the user to press a key   Sync   WaitKey          This has two separate outputs. The first and most obvious is to the screen and second is to the debuggers console. Screen Output      Hello World    Debugger Console Output      I've successfully Printed Hello World

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