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Details of BASIC Commands
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asin
Syntax:
ASIN
(<numerical expression>)
Description: Function. Calculates the arc sine of a numerical expression.
Remarks:
<numerical expression> may be any integer, single-precision floating point or double-precision
floating-point expression. The valid range of the input argument is [-1, 1].
The return type is single-precision floating point if the argument is of type integer or single-
precision floating point. If the argument is of type double-precision floating point then the return
type is also double precision floating point. The return value is in radians and will be in the range
[-
π
/2,
π
/2]
Examples: > 10 A = 0.4
> 20 PRINT ASIN(A)
> RUN
.411517
See also:
ACOS
,
ATN
atn
Syntax:
ATN
(<numerical expression>)
Description: Function. Calculates the arc tangent of a numerical expression.
Remarks:
<numerical expression> may be any integer, single-precision floating point or double-precision
floating-point expression. The return value is in radians and will be in the range
[-
π
/2,
π
/2]
The return type is single-precision floating point if the argument is of type integer or single-
precision floating point. If the argument is of type double-precision floating point then the return
type is also double precision floating point.
Examples: > 10 A = 0.4
> 20 PRINT ATAN(A)
> RUN
.380506
See also:
ACOS
,
ASIN
auto
Syntax:
AUTO
[<line number>] [, [<increment>]]
Description: Command. Automatically generates line numbers for program lines as they are being input.
<line number> is an integer in the range: [1…65535].
<increment> is an integer in the range: [1…65535].
auto begins line numbering at the line specified by <line number> and increments subsequent
lines by <increment>. Both <line number> and <increment> default to 10.
Remarks:
Note:
1. The
AUTO
statement can be cancelled with
CTRL
-
X
.
2. An asterisk (*) immediately after the specified line number denotes that an already
existing line number could be overwritten.
3. A new line number can be entered by typing the new line number followed by the
CR
key. If the
CR
key is pressed without entering a new program line next line
number in the sequence will be displayed.
Examples:
>
AUTO
10,10
See also:
EDIT