UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
** 1-41 UniBasic Commands Reference ** is a synonym for the ^ arithmetic operator. For more information, see ^. Synonym ^
*= Syntax var *= expr Description The *= arithmetic operator multiplies the value of a variable by the number you specify. Tip: Using the *= operator is a more efficient way of multiplying a variable. For example, LINES *= 2 is more efficient than LINES = LINES * 2. Note: You must include the REUSE function to apply arithmetic operations to all elements of a dynamic array. Example In the following example, the variable LINES is multiplied by 2, which sets LINES equal to 14: LINES = 7 LINES *= 2 *= 1-42
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** is a synonym for the ^ arithmetic operator. For more information, see ^.<br />
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