UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software UniBasic Commands Reference - Rocket Software
NEG Syntax NEG(expr) Description The UniBasic NEG function changes the value of expr to its opposite sign. If the value of expr is positive, NEG returns a negative value. If the value of expr is negative, NEG returns a positive value. Example In the following example, the program segment changes the value of variable A to a negative number and prints -1: A = 1 A = NEG(A) PRINT A Related Command UniBasic ABS 1-476 UniBasic Commands Reference
NES Syntax NES(array1, array2) Description The UniBasic NES function compares each value in array1 to its corresponding value in array2. UniData returns an array with a one in each position where the value in array1 is not equal to the value in the corresponding position in array2, and a zero in each position for values that are equal to array2. Example In the following example, the program segment compares ARRAY1 to ARRAY2 and returns ARRAY3. ARRAY3 now contains 0}0}0}1}1. ARRAY1 = 10:@VM:20:@VM:30@VM:40:@VM:50 ARRAY2 = 10:@VM:20:@VM:30:@VM:50:@VM:60 ARRAY3 = NES(ARRAY1,ARRAY2) NES 1-477
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- Page 472 and 473: LOWER Syntax LOWER(dyn.array.expr)
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- Page 492 and 493: MATREADL Syntax MATREADL dim.array
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- Page 506 and 507: MDPERFORM Syntax MDPERFORM str.expr
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NES<br />
Syntax<br />
NES(array1, array2)<br />
Description<br />
The <strong>UniBasic</strong> NES function compares each value in array1 to its corresponding<br />
value in array2. UniData returns an array with a one in each position where the value<br />
in array1 is not equal to the value in the corresponding position in array2, and a zero<br />
in each position for values that are equal to array2.<br />
Example<br />
In the following example, the program segment compares ARRAY1 to ARRAY2 and<br />
returns ARRAY3. ARRAY3 now contains 0}0}0}1}1.<br />
ARRAY1 = 10:@VM:20:@VM:30@VM:40:@VM:50<br />
ARRAY2 = 10:@VM:20:@VM:30:@VM:50:@VM:60<br />
ARRAY3 = NES(ARRAY1,ARRAY2)<br />
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