"Paul Brannan" wrote:

> How would println differ from puts?
>
> (Currently, puts appends a newline if there is not one already there;
> would println always append a newline, even if there is one already
> there?)

"puts" prints each of its arguments as a separate line. My idea of println
is (simply)

    println "Hello ", "there"     <equivalent to>      print "Hello ",
"there", "\n"

It's definitely not necessary, just nice (IMO).


Bob