The WRITE and WRITELN instructions print text or variables on the screen. For example: write ('Test'); prints on the screen "Test". Don't forget to put the apostrophes (') before and after the text to be shown. The apostrophes will not be displayed. The difference between WRITE and WRITELN is that WRITELN prints the text on the screen then places the cursor on the first place of the next row on the screen. ('Test')
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