Quoted String of Characters
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A Quoted String of Characters contains one or more characters (maximum 8192) and is delimited by double quotes. Such as "Hello World"
The compiler also supports a subset of C language type formatters within a quoted string of characters. These are: -
| \a | Bell (alert) character | $07 |
| \b | Backspace character | $08 |
| \f | Form feed character | $0C |
| \n | New line character | $0A |
| \r | Carriage return character | $0D |
| \t | Horizontal tab character | $09 |
| \v | Vertical tab character | $0B |
| \\ | Backslash | $5C |
Example: -
Print "Hello World\n\r"Quoted strings of characters are usually treated as a list of individual character values, and are used by commands such as Print, Rsout, Busout, Ewrite etc. And of course, String variables.
