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 It is admittedly very convenient to just use Serial.print(var); since it doesn't require you to specify the type of variable. Though when trying for example to output data in tabular style the processor needs to know the data type used so that it can reserve the adequate space for it in its output. It might seem like a big inconvenience to specify the data type with any statement that outputs data over serial but then again for debugging purposes it makes perfectly sense in terms of speed AND size of the resulting code. By the same reasons we also do not use a buffer as it is needed only in specific situations.
 The TerSer.h offer the choice of 4 print format for numbers. Signed variables have a + or – sign in front. 
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 ### How to switch from Arduino Serial
 If you are looking for a drop-in replacement for Arduino Serial with a smaller memory footprint follow the procedure outlined below to quickly switch your project to Didel TerSer:
-* Add ** #include <TerSer.h> ** at the top of your sketch or select the library from your Arduino IDE (*Sketch* | *Include Library*)
+* Add  `#include <TerSer.h>` at the top of your sketch or select the library from your Arduino IDE (*Sketch* | *Include Library*)
 * Use the either the library function names we provide or define your own function names, for example:
   `#define Serialprint(x) Text(x)`
 * Search for all occurences or `Serial.print` and replace with `Serialprint`