Storage by reference, unquote( ) cmd
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12-24-2018, 02:01 AM
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Storage by reference, unquote( ) cmd
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purge(c); a:=c; unquote(a):=3; [enter] returns (a)->3 What does this mean? I expected the value of a = 3 and c = 3 |
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12-24-2018, 11:49 AM
Post: #2
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RE: Storage by reference, unquote( ) cmd
Since the unquote(), XCAS command, is not, currently, part of the Prime's command set, your steps create a general purpose variable named unquote(a), and then set it's contents to 3.
[To see for yourself] After entering your steps at the command line, type: unquote(a) ==> 3 Assuming that CAS equals XCAS, will reveal that, often, it doesn't meet your expected result! [To fix the CAS vs. XCAS conundrum] 1. Consider moving; (to the XCAS forum), where the value of your expertise can be directly demonstrated. 2. If you don't see an XCAS command in the Prime Toolbox, expect trouble. |
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