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Some helpful information on using integer expressions in the Scenario Builder application is given as follows. | Some helpful information on using integer expressions in the Scenario Builder application is given as follows. | ||
| + | * An expression starts with = sign, e.g. in "a=b" assignment block, =2+3 in the value field would result in 6. If you omit the equal sign, the result would be "2+3" | ||
* Numbers can have the unary minus operator (e.g., ''-2''). | * Numbers can have the unary minus operator (e.g., ''-2''). | ||
* The four arithmetic operations and parentheses, including nested ones, are supported (e.g., ''(2+3)*((7-1)/2+1)''). | * The four arithmetic operations and parentheses, including nested ones, are supported (e.g., ''(2+3)*((7-1)/2+1)''). | ||
| − | * Division by zero produces error in the log; the operation result is undefined. | + | * Division by zero produces an error in the log; the operation result is undefined. |
* Strings cannot be mixed in one expression with numbers (e.g., ''=2 + “string”'' is invalid). | * Strings cannot be mixed in one expression with numbers (e.g., ''=2 + “string”'' is invalid). | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:03, 29 May 2024
Integer Expressions
Some helpful information on using integer expressions in the Scenario Builder application is given as follows.
- An expression starts with = sign, e.g. in "a=b" assignment block, =2+3 in the value field would result in 6. If you omit the equal sign, the result would be "2+3"
- Numbers can have the unary minus operator (e.g., -2).
- The four arithmetic operations and parentheses, including nested ones, are supported (e.g., (2+3)*((7-1)/2+1)).
- Division by zero produces an error in the log; the operation result is undefined.
- Strings cannot be mixed in one expression with numbers (e.g., =2 + “string” is invalid).
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