..  _cchr-dlr:

CCHR$
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| Syntax   |  CCHR$ (x)                                                        |
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| Location |  BTool                                                            |
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The function CCHR$ takes a word value (max 32767) and returns two
characters represented by that word. This is therefore the same as:

X=PEEK\_W(10000)

PRINT CHR$(X DIV 256);CHR$(X MOD 256)

**CROSS-REFERENCE**


:ref:`chr-dlr` can be used to print each character separately.