Answer:

Yes. Now there would be two files, with identical content.

Output to Screen and to a File

Often a program displays its results on the screen, and saves the results in a file. Here is a program that computes the square roots of numbers from 1 to LIMIT. The user is asked to enter filename and a number for LIMIT.

' Write square roots of integers to a file
' and to the screen
'
CLS
INPUT "Enter file name:", NAME$
INPUT "Enter a limit:", LIMIT
OPEN NAME$ FOR OUTPUT AS #1

PRINT #1, "Number", "Square Root"
PRINT "Number", "Square Root"

FOR N = 1 TO LIMIT
  PRINT #1, N, SQR(N)
  PRINT N, SQR(N)
NEXT N

END

Each PRINT statement is done twice, once for the screen and once for the file.

QUESTION 13:

If a file can be opened, do you suppose it can be closed?