[CAS] Inconsistency with commands.
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10-28-2016, 11:26 PM
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[CAS] Inconsistency with commands.
Sorry for yet another post guys but,
I am getting confused about the difference between uppercase and lowercase commands. For some cases there doesn't seem to be a difference. STRING(); works the same as string(); LOCAL; works the same as local; **I think...** But in other commands, they act a bit weird. I have found 2 so far: Code: #cas Code: #cas What is the difference between the cases, and how should I know which one to use? |
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10-29-2016, 06:19 AM
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RE: [CAS] Inconsistency with commands.
In CAS, you should use lowercase. char/asc is working in ASCII (8 bits char) extended to UTF8, while HOME is using UTF16 (16 bits char). For example
asc("a") returns a list of 1 integer asc("é") returns a list of 2 integers and char does the reverse. Which means that the sqrt symbol is coded inside CAS with UTF8 corresponding to UTF16=8370, that is with 3 integers 226, 136, 154, that you get with asc. |
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10-29-2016, 08:01 AM
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RE: [CAS] Inconsistency with commands.
(10-29-2016 06:19 AM)parisse Wrote: In CAS, you should use lowercase. char/asc is working in ASCII (8 bits char) extended to UTF8, while HOME is using UTF16 (16 bits char). For example Okk, thanks for clarifying. |
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