Information about print.using Print.using is a subroutine for BASIC programs. Using this subroutine, you can print out numbers with a specified number of positions before and after the decimal point. This is useful for programs that print columns of numbers, or where only a certain number of decimal places are meaningful (for example, in financial programs, typically only two decimal places are meaningful). Lines 50000 and up are the actual subroutine. The lower-numbered lines are a sample program showing how to call the subroutine in a BASIC program. You have to set three variables (V, V1, and V2), call the subroutine (gosub 50000) and then print V$; . Set V to the actual number to be printed out, V1 to the number of places to the left of the decimal point, and V2 to the number of places to the right of the decimal point.
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