print() vs println()

Zard provides two basic functions to display output: print() and println().

• print(value): prints the given value without adding a newline at the end.
• println(value): prints the given value and adds a newline after it.

Examples

main {
    print(1);
    print(2);
    print(3);
    println("");
    println("Hello");
    println("World");
}
      

Output:

123
Hello
World
      

Notes

• Each call to print() continues on the same line.
• println() automatically moves to the next line after printing.
• Currently, print() only accepts one argument at a time.

Summary

• print() – print a value inline, no newline.
• println() – print a value and move to a new line.