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Statements, Properties, and Operations Estimated time to complete this lesson: 1 hour Statements in Small Basic programs. Properties of the TextWindow object. Operations of the TextWindow object. Statements, Properties, and Operations

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Statements, Properties, and Operations Estimated time to complete this lesson: 1 hour<br>
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Statements in Small Basic programs. Properties of the TextWindow object. Operations of the TextWindow object. Statements, Properties, and Operations<br>
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Statements in Small Basic Programs For example, you can instruct the computer to open a text window and write "Hi, Everyone" in it. To give this instruction, you write the following statement in the Editor:<br>