Input Output

Input and output is the most important thing of any programming languge.

In ISI as of version [[isiVersionCommit:[[isiVersion]]]] there's only print();

print() works like in python, you input arguments into it, and it outputs
the text onto the console.

To use print(), you do this:

print("Hello World!\n");

As you can see, theres '\n' at the end, it's an escape code, that tells
the console to make a new line after it.

You can also print contents of variables.

int x = 9;
string text = "Text";
float y = 3.141;

print(text, " ", x, " ", y, " String\n");

The program above prints: "Text 9 3.141 String"

Input

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