print (mixed message1[, mixed message2, mixed message3, ..., mixed messageN]) ⇒ string
Prints a message to the standard output of the system and returns the message. It also has infinite arguments which will be joined before printing.
First available: Version 1.9.3
Notes
Strings joined using the arguments of this function will be separated by a space when they are joined together.
print has actually existed since the beginning as an aliase for std_out
but as of ZPE 1.9.3 it became it's own predefined function. The result of this change is that over time
these functions will diverge and become unrelated.
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