Description of the overload of variable names
Overload Variable |
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One feature of RedCrab is overloading variable names. This means that you can assign different values to the same variable name. But an overloaded variable name does not have a unique defined value and can not be used for further calculations or referrals. |
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Example P = U · I = |
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Names of overloaded constants can be reused In the example the constant e is defined as the Euler value 2.7182818. You can assign an other value and use e for further calculations |
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x = e = 2,7182818 |
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Predefined Values |
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e | Eulerscher number: 2.7182818284590452... | |||
π | PI : 3.1415.... | |||
TRUE | 1 | |||
FALSE | 0 | |||
NIL | Undefined |