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syntax for all WRITE COMMAND in natural language
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Answer / euler
You must put ' ' at begin and end of your text.
like this:
WRITE 'HERE COMES YOUR TEXT'
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Answer / ragha deepthi
if we want to display the value of the variable then
write #variable
if we want to display the literal or string then
write 'all izzz well'
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Answer / sundar selvaraj
I suggest you refer to natural documentation online. It is
available at:
http://documentation.softwareag.com/natural/nat424mf/overvie
w.htm
Note: This is for version 4.2.4
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Answer / joydeep
Write has got lot of syntaxes, parameters, formats. The
simplest is -
WRITE String/literals/variables
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Answer / euler
You can use the "perform subroutine name-of-routine" to make what you want with the 'go to'; you call a subroutine and treat one variable choosen for you when the program return back to the normal point.
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