Apple II manual Statement SYNTAX/FUNCTION Input, Statement SYNTAX/FUNCTION POS, Print Value ISA

	commas (,), you must enclose the string
	in double quotes. It is illegal so have a
	double quote within string data or a
	string literal. (""BASIC"" is illegal.)
STATEMENT	SYNTAX/FUNCTION
INPUT	INPUT [!] ["prompt string literal";]
	variable [, variable] ...
	Requests data from the keyboard (to be
	typed in). Each value must be separated
	from the preceeding value by a comma (,).
	The last value typed should be followed by
	a carriage return. A "?" is displayed as a
	prompt character. Only constants may be
	typed in as a response to an INPUT state-
	ment, such as 4.5E-3 or "CAT." If more
	data was requested in an INPUT statement
	than was typed in, a "??" is printed and
	the rest of the data should be typed in. If
	more data was typed in than was requested,
	the warning "EXTRA IGNORED" will be
	displayed. Strings must be input in the
	same format as they are specified in DATA
	statements.
	Optionally displays a prompt string
	("VALUE") before requesting data from
	the keyboard. If RETURN is typed to an
	input statement, BASIC returns to com-
	command mode. Typing CONT after an
	INPUT command has been interrupted
	will cause execution to resume at the
	INPUT statement.
	If the optional character ! is included
	following INPUT, then the prompts from
	the INPUT statement and the user's entries
	will be printed (even if the printer is
	turned off) and displayed.
STATEMENT	SYNTAX/FUNCTION
POS	POS (expression)
	Gives the current position of the cursor on
	the display. The leftmost character position
	on the display is position zero. A dummy
	operand--0 or 1--must be used.
STATEMENT	SYNTAX/FUNCTION
PRINT	PRINT [!] expression [, expression]
	Prints the value of expressions on the
	display/printer. If the list of values to be
	printed out does not end with a comma
	(,) or a semicolon (;), then a carriage
	return/line feed is executed after all the
	values have been printed. Strings enclosed
	in quotes (") may also be printed. If a
	semicolon separates two expressions in
	the list, their values are printed next to
	each other. If a comma appears after an
	expression in the list, and the print head
	is at print position 11 or more, then a
	carriage return/line feed is executed. If
	the print head is before print position 11,
	then spaces are printed until the carriage
	is at the beginning of the next 10 column
	field. If there is a blank string enclosed in
	quotes, as in line 370 of the examples,

EXAMPLE

3 INPUT V,W,W2

5 INPUT "VALUE";V

15 INPUT! "VALUE";V

EXAMPLE

260 PRINT POS(I)

EXAMPLE

360 PRINT X,Y;Z

370 PRINT " "

380 PRINT X,Y;

390 PRINT "VALUE IS";A

400 PRINT A2,B,