Re: TIB: lots of help needed
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Re: TIB: lots of help needed
>What's the double equal sign do?
>Alex
Double equal tells the calculator to test the equality of a variable on the
85
Example:
:If X==0
:Then
:Goto No
:Else
:1->X
:End
In the above example, if X equals 0, then the calc would goto the label No,
otherwise, It would 1 into X. If you only have a statment to execute if
true, the Then, Else, and End are unneccesary.
Example:
:If X==0
:1->X
:Disp X
In that example, if X were 0, it would store the value 1 into X and display
it, otherwise it would display whatever variable is in X
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