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## debugPrint()

#### Description

Print and refresh a value to the LCD screen. You need to first initialize the LCD screen in `setup()` by calling `Robot.readyLCD()`. If no starting point is defined, text defaults to starting at 0,0, the top left of the screen.

#### Syntax

- Robot.debugPrint(toPrint)
- Robot.debugPrint(toPrint, x, y)

#### Parameters

- toPrint: value to be printed. Must be int or long.
- x: x axis of starting position on the screen.
- y: y axis of starting position on the screen.

#### Returns

none

#### Examples

#include <ArduinoRobot.h>
void setup(){
Robot.begin();
Robot.readyTFT();//Initialize the TFT module
}
void loop(){
int val=Robot.analogRead(TK0); //Get analog value from port TK0 on top board.
Robot.debugPrint(val); //No need to erase the old value
delay(100);
}
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#### Note

This is essentially a wrapper around Robot.text() by printing and erasing a single variable. Use it as a convenient way of checking a value without serial monitor. It can only display one variable. Don't move the cursor when using debugPrint().

#### See also

- beginTFT()
- Text()
- drawBMP()

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