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Chapter 11: Lists
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Displaying or Using a Single List Element
To display or use a single list element, the syntax is:
listName
(
element#
)
ᕡ
Enter the list name; either select it from the
LIST
NAMES
menu or enter the characters.
ᕢ
In parentheses, enter the element’s place
number in the list.
ᕣ
Display the list element.
-
”
(
&
D
4
E
b
Storing a New Value to a List Element
To store a value to a current element or one element beyond the end of a list, the syntax is:
value
¶
listName
(
element#
)
ᕡ
Enter the value to be stored in a current list
element or one element beyond the end.
ᕢ
Paste
¶
to the cursor location.
-
ˆ
18
X
ᕣ
Enter the list name; either select it from the
LIST
NAMES
menu or enter the characters.
&
ᕤ
Enter the element’s place number in
parentheses. (In the example,
5
is one
beyond the current dimension of
ABC123
).
ᕥ
Enter the new value to the element number.
(
‡
18
is evaluated and added as the fifth
element.)
1
D
5
E
b
listName
(
element#
)
is valid
as part of an expression.
element
# is
‚
1 and
the
dimension of the list.
value
can be an expression.