☜ | ASCII 58M[UMPS] by Example | ☞ |
ASCII code 58.
This character may be used to separate commands and arguments
from a ‘postcondition’ that indicates whether the command or
argument is to be executed.
Set:A>5 X=99
Goto
LARGE:X>100,TINY:X>5,SMALL:X>50,AVERAGE
This character may be used to separate entities within
arguments.
For I=1:1:4
Lock NAME:TIME
Addition in the 1984 ANSI M[UMPS] language standard:
This character may be used to separate conditions and values in
the parameterlist of the function $Select.
Set
A=$Select(X>100:"Large",X<5:"Tiny",1:"Average")
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