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DISPLAY TAGS
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  TAG FORMAT
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    Where "Perl" represents your Perl code:

    <?DISPLAY Perl DISPLAY?>
    <?display Perl display?>
    <?display Perl ?>
    <?= Perl =?>
    <?= Perl ?>
    <?=
      Perl
    ?>

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  DESCRIPTION
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    The DISPLAY tag is simply a port of Perl's "print" statement. Any content
    inside a DISPLAY tag is placed inside a Perl "print" statement behind the
    scenes and should be treated as such. No unquoted semicolons (;) should
    be placed inside a DISPLAY tag, as it would prematurely end the "print"
    statement. The intent of the DISPLAY tag is to allow the developer to
    display their PTM values quickly in mid-HTML thought.

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  USAGE EXAMPLES
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    Example 1: Displaying a Simple [Scalar] Variable
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      <?= $x ?>

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    Example 2: Displaying Two (2) Comma-Seperated Simple [Scalar] Variables
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      <?= "$x, $y" ?>

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    Example 3: Displaying a Comma-Seperated List [Array] with "join" 
    ----------------------------------------------------------------

      <?= join(', ', @z) ?>

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    Example 4: Printing Number: 1-10 with the DO tag, a For Loop, and HTML
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      <? for ($i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++) { ?>
        <b>Number: </b><?= $i ?><br>
      <? } ?>