Document IO::print

lib/Type/IO.pod

@@ -11,6 +11,25 @@ particular object relates to input/output.
 
 =head1 Routines
 
+=head2 sub print
+
+Print the given text on C<$*OUT> (standard output), e.g.:
+
+    print "Hi there!\n";   # Hi there!
+
+Note that the C<print> function does I<not> (in contrast to some other
+languages) append a newline character to the text.  Thus the following code
+
+    print "Hi there!";
+    print "How are you?";
+
+displays
+
+    Hi there!How are you?
+
+To print text implicitly including the trailing newline character, use
+L<say|type/IO#sub say>.
+
 =head2 sub open
 
     my $fh = open($path as IO, *%opts);