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== Syntax == | == Syntax == | ||
| − | + | math.'''eval(expression)'''<br> evaluates "expression" (can contain Basic arguments) and returns a result as a number if possible.<br> | |
| − | Expression can contain everything a TI-Basic function can contain. You can seperate statements using ":". | + | Expression can contain everything a TI-Basic function can contain. You can seperate statements using ":". |
It can also contain calls to user defined functions in the document, or functions in global libraries. | It can also contain calls to user defined functions in the document, or functions in global libraries. | ||
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
Revision as of 17:40, 11 March 2012
math.eval is a math library extension.
The function calls the math server with the specified arguments and returns the a numerical result if possible.
Syntax
math.eval(expression)
evaluates "expression" (can contain Basic arguments) and returns a result as a number if possible.
Expression can contain everything a TI-Basic function can contain. You can seperate statements using ":".
It can also contain calls to user defined functions in the document, or functions in global libraries.
Example
math.eval("sqrt(2^3)")
