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Revision as of 07:54, 3 September 2015
Analytica User Guide > Using Expressions
The definition of each variable is an expression, such as
- (- B + Sqrt(B^2 - 4*A*B))/(2*A)
An expression can consist of or contain a literal number (including Boolean or date), a text value, an identifier of a variable, an arithmetic expression, a comparison or logical expression, IF THEN ELSE, or a function call, such as Sqrt(B).
See Procedural Programming for details on more advanced constructs, such as BEGIN ... END statements, For and While loops, local variables and assignments.
Contents of the Analytica User Guide Chapter 10
- Numbers
- Date and Time Values
- Boolean or truth values
- Text values
- Operators
- IF a THEN b ELSE c
- Function calls and parameters
- Math functions
- Numbers and text
- Exception values INF, NAN, and NULL
- Warnings
- Datatype functions
See Also
Creating Interfaces for End Users <- | Using Expressions | -> Arrays and Indexes |
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