For arrays, one-dimensional arrays are used with letters attached such as A(/). B(/),etc.
Since these arrays are used both with the normal 26 memories and with expanded
memories, pay attention to the following array arrangement.
A=A(0)
B = A ( 1 ) = B ( 0 )
C=A(2)=B(1)=C(0)
D=A(3)=B(2)=C(1)=D(0)
E = A ( 4 ) = B ( 3 ) = C ( 2 ) = D ( 1 ) = E ( 0 )
Y=A(24)=B(23)=C(22)
Z=A(25)=B(24)=
A(26)=B(25)=
A(27)=B(26)=
Expanded memories
A(93)=B(92)=
•=Y(0)
=Y(1)=Z(0)
=Y(2)=Z(1)
=Y(3)=Z(2)
=Y(69)=Z(68)
When arrays are used in this manner, since the same memory may be used depending on
the array argument, avoid using the same memory in the same program.
Example:
Can be used at the same time A, B, C, F(0), F(9)
Cannot be used at the same time F, G, A(5), A(6)
Perform memory expansion correctly according to the size of the array.
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