Titlebook: APL Programs for the Mathematics Classroom; Norman D. Thomson Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc 1989 APL.Factor.Mathematica.Natural.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50956-8im is to provide these in small bulk, the combination of breadth and conciseness being achieved through use of APL which allows many mathematical algorithms to be expressed in a fraction of the number of statements that are required in other languages, thereby allowing the programming language to be truly subservient to the mathematics.

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über einige Derivate des Asaronsrguments to the graphics programs described in Appendix 1 to produce geometrical displays on the screen. The functions which are used in this chapter are summarised here with diagrams to provide a visual reminder of the parameters.

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Der Parkinsonismus symptomaticus,This sections begins with some programs designed to support some of the earliest algebraic ideas introduced in schools. These programs illustrate the use of the format functions (.) to mix calculations and conversion, and also a prompting function ASK which is given in Appendix 2.

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Heinrich Obersteiner,Otto MarburgTwo programs are given, the fisrt constructs the first L terms of the sreies u. = k. + k.u., and the second prints all the terms using a recursive algorithms.

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über einige Derivate des AsaronsThe following functions AREAS, TRAP, and SIMPSON use the function AXISLAB which is given in Chapter 2, and is now repeated:

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H. Thoms (Professor und Leiter)The following program to deal whist/bridge hands exhibits yet another use of encodde, this time to assign a random drawing from the 52 cards of a pack to a suit/value are assigned by indexing in line 6 which also sorts each hand in suit order.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50956-8im is to provide these in small bulk, the combination of breadth and conciseness being achieved through use of APL which allows many mathematical algorithms to be expressed in a fraction of the number of statements that are required in other languages, thereby allowing the programming language to be

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Heinrich Obersteiner,Otto Marburgula that it scarcely merits formal description as a program. One of the considerable advantages of APL over other programming languages is that where only one algebraic quantity is involved in the formula this can often be generalized to a vector, or indeed a higher order array, to give multiple eva

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