CHR$ ==== Function -------- **CHR$** performs the inverse of :doc:`asc`. It returns the single character string specified by the value of N, which may be an expression. Syntax ------ CHR$(N) where the result of N is between 0 and 255. Examples -------- :: 10 DIM A$f10, 10) 20 A$ = CHR$(34):REM (see note below) 30 PRINT "HE SAID, ":A$; "HELLO" ;A$ 40 B=7 50 PRINT CHR$(B):REM BEEP 60 PRINT CHR$(1):REM THIS CLEARS THE SCREEN The above will print: :: HE SAID, "HELLO" then bleep, and then clear the screen. Remarks ------- The expression must have the value 0 to 255 expression must be enclosed in parentheses. .. Note:: The character " cannot be embedded in PRINT strings since it it acts as a delimiter.