kytschBASIC

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CHR$

Returns a one character string equivalent to the ASCII character Expression.ASCII is a standard way of coding the characters used by the computer display.

Example

PRINT CHR(65)

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REM You can still assign the standard attributes of the PRINT command.

PRINT CHR(65), "basic"

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DEF char$=CHR(65)

PRINT char$

Output

A
A
A

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