4.11.1 The print and printn statements

The print statement takes a comma separated list of objects to be printed. These objects can be quoted-strings, variables, constants, condition statements or user-defined function names. The list can consist of any number of objects and is terminated by a semi-colon. The format in which the numeric values are printed is defined by the format modifier associated with the values (see Section Formatting). All escaped-characters used in C-styled printing have the same effect as in the output of the C-styled printf statement.

The printn statement is exactly the same as print statement but emits a new-line character at the end.