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2 THE BASICS OF AD51H-BASIC
(4) Hexadecimal Constants
A hexadecimal number (0 through 9, A through F) is preceded by &H.
Example
&H76 • • • • • 118
&H32F • • • • • 815
(5) Octadecimal Constants
An octadecimal number (0 through 7) is preceded by &0 or &.
Example
&0347 • • • • • 231
&1234 • • • • • 668
2.7.3 Single-precision and double-precision numeric constants
Fixed decimal point constants and floating-point constants can be either single
precision or double precision. Single-precision constants are stored in a memory with
an accuracy of 7 significant digits. Double-precision constants are stored in a memory
with an accuracy of 16 significant digits.
(1) Single-precision constants are numeric constants that can be categorized into one
of the following:
(a) Constants with 7 or less significant digits
(b) Constants expressed in exponential format using E
(c) Constants that are followed by an exclamation mark (!)
(2) Double-precision constants are numeric constants that can be categorized into
one of the following:
(a) Constants with 8 or more significant digits
(b) Constants expressed in exponential format using D
(c) Constants that are followed by a number sign (#)
Example
Single-precision constants
Double-precision constants
46.8 345692811
-7.09E-06 -1.09432D-06
3489.0 3489.0#
22.5! 7654321.1234
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