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2.
If
argument A
is
not
equal
to
zero,
then
the
result
is
a value between
argument A and zero (the result can be equal
to
'zero,
but
not
equal
to
argument A).
The
result
is
obtained as follows:
a.
When argument B
is
positive,
the
absolute value
of
argument
A
is
subtracted
from argument B until a value between argument A and zero
is
reached:
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b. When argument B
is
negative.
the
absolute value
of
argument
A
is
added
to
argument B until a value between argument A
and
zero
is
reached:
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The
arguments can be numeric scalar, vectors,
or
other
arrays.
The
arguments must
be
the
same shape, unless
one
of
the
arguments
is
a scalar
or
any single-element
array. Arguments
of
the
same shape have
the
same shape result:
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0
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3
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0
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12.
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.
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If
one
argument
is
a scalar
or
a single-element array, the shape
of
the
result
is
the
same
as
that
of
the
other
argument. The single element
is
applied
to
every element
of
the
multielement array:
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:'5
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B
1 2
3
'+
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6
31B
:I.
2
0
:1.
2
()
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