PRINT statement

Solution The following is a complete program for performing the calculations. It is written in Basic as an Excel macro. The rather arcane statements needed to display the results on the Excel spreadsheet are shown at the end. They need to be replaced with PRINT statements given a Basic compiler that can write directly to the screen. The programming examples in this text will normally show only the computational algorithm and will leave input and output to the reader. 

Figure 7. Typical output from PRINT statement in CSMP programs.

Click the OK button to accept the attribute. This PRINT statement prints the magnitudes of the specified voltages and currents. For example, V(1,Oj prints the magnitude of the voltage at node 7 relative to node 0 (ground), and l/CJOtj prints... 

Since we are using a print statement, the results will be saved in the output file and there is no need to run Probe to view the results. We will disable Probe. Select the Probe WlPt/OW tab ... 

If you click the LEFT mouse button on the down arrow several more times, you will reach the text of the second print statement ... 

The order in which the results of the print statement are written to the output file may be different for your simulation. The order of the displayed results depends on the order in which you placed the print statements in your schematic. 

In a similar manner to the program for optimization of a packed column, the program written in table (2) is in a very simple form that can be translated easily to the basic language used by other computers. The output will be sent directly to the monitor screen in the output window. However, by replacing the PRINT statements by LPRINT statements the output will be sent to a printer. If the clipboard is defined a file, and the result print, statements are replaced by write statements, then the results can be sent to the clipboard and pasted into word processing text. An example of an output from the program Is shown in Table (3),... 

The error tolerance EP is set to the value EP = Xy lE-6, which is certainly smaller than the attainable accuracy based on the approximate equation (2.5). Due to the PRINT statement in the user supplied subroutine the program output is long, and only a few iterations are shown in Table 2.1. 

Look at the punctuation, a common source of errors. It s easy to accidentally type a period instead of a comma, a semicolon where you meant to put a colon. Or there may be mismatched opening and closing quotation marks in a PRINT statement. If you re copying a program from a book or magazine, look closely at the look-alike characters (I and 2, O and 0). 

The first print statement gives the electrostatic energy for the solvated molecule, as 382.31 kcal/mol. The second and third print statements... 

The first print statement gives the electrostatic energy for the molecule in solution, AGG"dj, as 382.31 kcal/mol (the same as our earlier calculation). The second statement gives the electrostatic energy for the molecule in vacuum, AGGr>d, as 388.91 kcal/mol. The calculated hydration energy is therefore -6.60 kcal/mol. 

This newly created file contains two lines. The first line is a comment that identifies the file as a Perl script (indicated by the at the beginning of the line). The second line is a print statement that tells Perl to print out the text... 

Notice that the user only sees the output from the two print statements. The statement that performs the addition acts silently, behind the scenes. 

Assigmnent works from right to left. In the example above, the number 42 is assigned to the variable x. Once assigned, the variable can be used in the place of a value, as the print statement above shows. The same variable can be used multiple times, using the assignment operator to change its contents. 

Single-quoted strings do not work in this fashion. If the print statement used a single-quoted string instead, it would print... 

To evaluate the expression, put it outside the double quotes. Perl will do the arithmetic, and the print statement will output the result. 

The backslash followed by n n means that the next print statement will be executed on a new line. 

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The Program. We first input our data as single-precision variables. Recall that the print statement after each input statement skips a line between each input statement when the program is run. The input statements are ... 

The PRINT statement is the most common method of displaying data on the screen. The print statement can be used with or without a print string. For example,... 

When a semicolon is used in the print statement, the cursor on the screen will not move to a new line and will not advance. Subsequent printing continues immediately after the last item printed. When a comma is used, the cursor will not move to a new line but will advance to the next tab stop which can be set with dep tab. The default is usually about 5 spaces. A print statement alone causes the cursor to advance to a new line. For example,... 

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