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just curious
On my ti calc I can simple do x+(k=24)+(k=26)->x so could I do this in GS2?
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Sure, why not.
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Best bet is to try it out and see.
If not, post it to the ideas section, I like it. |
Yes, you can do that.
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Don't see why you shouldn't try :p
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Yeah, you can do condition checks in parenthesis, and it'll return 1 or 0.
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Interesting.
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Even in GS1 you could do this.
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really :o ?
I didnt think you could much in gs1 :p well, as much as you can in gs2 anyway. |
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I actually prefer coding like this and almost always do as it usually shortens the number of lines you have to use and fits your algorithms in a nice package.
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