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Not implied multiplication
Peter Tillema edited this page Sep 15, 2018
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Multiplication is never implied. Remember how in TI-BASIC you could have 10A in your program and it would be interpreted as 10*A? This was because TI-OS would automatically add a multiplication sign in between the 10 and A. ICE, for reasons we will cover later, doesn't do that. You must always type a multiplication sign when you want to multiply. This includes when using parentheses.
| Incorrect | Correct |
|---|---|
8(12+4) |
8*(12+4) |
15A |
15*A |
ABC |
A*B*C |
5(AG)(7∗8) |
5*(A*G)*(7*8) |
ICE Compiler | Peter Tillema
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