Print the complete list of arguments to the standard output.
number = io.print(...)
Parameter Description ... List of objects to be printed.
Returns the number of characters printed.
Any argument that is not a string will be formatted automatically. Boolean values will be 'true' or 'false' and numbers will have up to 6 digits past the decimal. Most string functions may be binary safe, but this function _will_ terminate its output at the first \0 character.
The following example demonstrates how to print multiple objects.
io.print("Hello", "world.\n");
The following example gives the same output as above, but note that using + to concatenate the strings means that print only receives one argument.
io.print("Hello"+"world.\n");