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186
CHAPTER
7.
Command
Reference
F
R
A
Cc
Numan
aipresion
|
©
Function:
Obtains
the
decimal
part
of
a
given
argument.
Parameter:
Argument:
Numeric
expression.
Explanation:
1)
Obtains
the
decimal
part
of
a
given
argument.
Its
sign
agrees
with
the
sign
of
the
argument.
2)
As
a
rule,
the
argument
is
enclosed
in
parenthesis
but
the
parenthesis
can
be
omitted
if
the
argument
is
a
variable
or
a
numeric
value.
ev
R
N
D
(Argument
digit
location)
®
Numeric
expression
Numeric
expression
an
Function:
Obtains
the
value
of
a
given
argument
rounded
off
at
the
specified
location.
Parameter:
Argument:
Numeric
expression.
Location:
Numeric
expression.
Values
below
the
decimal
point
are
discarded.
Displays
the
exponent
n
when
the
loca-
tion
to
be
rounded
off
is
10”.
WJocationl
<
100
Explanation:
1)
Obtains
the
value
of
a
given
argument
which
is
rounded
off
at
the
specified
|
location.
2)
If
RND
(x,
y)
is
executed,
x
will
be
rounded
off
at
10”.
Rounds
off
at
the
third
decimal
place
(10°?)
>
RND
(x,
-3)
Rounds
off
at
the
100s
position
(10?)
>
RND
(x,
2)
3)
The
parenthesis
cannot
be
omitted.
7-4
Numeric
Functions
(r
coordinate,
6
coordinate)
©)
Numeric
expression
REC
Function:
-
Transforms
polar
coordinates
(r
,
€)
to
rectangular
coordinates
(x
,y).
Parameter:
r
coordinate:
@
coordinate:
Numeric
expression.
0<r
<
101°
Numeric
expression
DEG:
lal
<
1440°
RAD:
161
<8
a
rad
GRA:
|é1<
1600
gra
Explanation:
1)
Transforms
polar
coordinates
(7
,@)
to
rectangular
coordinates
(x
,
y)
using
the
following
relational
expressions.
x
=rcos@
y=rsiné
2)
The
x
coordinate
of
(x
,.y)
will
be
given.as
the
output
of
the
function,
and
the
value
of
the
x
coordinate
will
be
assigned
to
variable
X
and
the
value
of
the
y
coordinate
will
be
assigned
to
variable
Y
at
the
same
time.
3)
An
error
will
occur
ifr
<0.
:
4)
The
output
values
will
correspond
to
the
setting
of
the
angle
unit
(DEG,
RAD
or
GRA).
Example:
1@
CLEAR
2@
MODE
4
30
INPUT
‘r=",R
4@
INPUT
“t
(°)=”
5@
X=REC(R,T)
6@
PRINT*2=";
7@
PRINT*Y="3
8@
GOTO
3a
*(x
,
y)
will
be
displayed
if
(7
,
6)
is
input.
.
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