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Subscript(expr,I,x) can be written [[Subscript/Slice Operator|expr[I=x] ]].
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Subscript is one of the most commonly used, and most powerful functions in Analytica.  Because of its ubiquity, it is often used in its abbreviated form: [[Subscript/Slice Operator|expr[I=x] ]].  See [[Subscript/Slice Operator]].
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«A» and «x» are expressions that are evaluated.  «I» is the name of an index.
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Subscript(A,I,x) can be written [[Subscript/Slice Operator|A[I=x] ]].
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Subscript is one of the most commonly used, and most powerful functions in Analytica.  Because of its ubiquity, it is often used in its abbreviated form: [[Subscript/Slice Operator|A[I=x] ]].  See [[Subscript/Slice Operator]].

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Subscript(A,I,x)

«A» and «x» are expressions that are evaluated. «I» is the name of an index.

Subscript(A,I,x) can be written A[I=x] .

Subscript is one of the most commonly used, and most powerful functions in Analytica. Because of its ubiquity, it is often used in its abbreviated form: A[I=x] . See Subscript/Slice Operator.

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