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Define
Reading time: 1minFrom now on, there are two different procedures to define variables in CalcMe The first one, the usual within the sheet, is intended for those who use CalcMe like a simple calculator. The second one, using the code editor, is thought of for those who use the calculator to generate long algorithms, whether in a WirisQuizzes algorithm or not.
Suggeriment
You can see more details about the code editor procedure here.
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Each line has an area on the left where you can define variables and functions.
- You can assign a value to the variable
y, and all subsequent lines will use that value fory. - You can enter a name for a function and define it using whether
=or:=, and later you canderiveit orplotit using that label. Using:=assigns without evaluating (this is useful when dealing with programming commands).
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You can also define names for variables, defining a variable without assigning a value. These variables can involve subindices if you wish. On the other hand, if you want to define more than one variable, you can do it one by one or all at once, separating them by commas.
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