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QxCalc!

The syntax, and reserved words of QxCalc, are as follows:

Date:2021-08-30
Version:v32



Reserved words of qxcalc
The reserved words of qxcalc are as follows: Please note:we differ reserved words from physical constant identifiers, which are also in a sense reserved words.
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Reserved wordExplanation
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latexcreate latex output, use in beginning of script
asciicreate ascii output, use in beginning of script
htmlcreate html output, use in beginning of script
xmlcreate xml output, use in beginning of script
decimalsnumber of decimals
print a eval;print variable 'a' and evaluate
def a;define a variable 'a'
sinsine
coscosine
tantangens
asinarcus sine(radians)
acosarcus cosine(radians)
atanarcus tangens(radians)
PIPI scientific constant
sqrtsquare root
lognatural logarithm
log1010 based logarithm
^power
scientificscientific notation
nonscientificnonscientific notation
eqprint <variable> eq;
evalprint <variable> eval
print nlnew line
print <variable> eqprint equation of variable
print <variable> evalprint evaluation of the equation for variable
eneper
sscientific notation after variable
#!!Comment line, copied verbatim to output(latex and html may be embedded)
Syntax
A qxcalc script file is a text file. A script contains mathematical equations, and can be processed with qxcalc to do the actual calculations that the script contains. Please see below for a couple of examples, and syntax thereof(in these samples we use the vim editor, however we could use any text file editor, nano, pico, emacs, xemacs, notepad):

An example

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Another example:the cosinustheorem

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