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*Remarks:* |
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* observe the usual precedence rules: so `_expr1_ * _expr2_` is in general *not* the product of both expressions as seen by the example $$a+b*c+d$$ |
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-* $$mod$$ denotes the modulo operator; e.g. $$4$$ $$mod$$ $$3 = 1$$, $$3.5$$ mod $$1.5 = 0.5$$, $$-3.5$$ mod $$1.5 = -0.5$$ |
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+* $$mod$$ denotes the modulo operator; e.g. $$4$$ $$mod$$ $$3 = 1$$, $$3.5$$ $$mod$$ $$1.5 = 0.5$$, $$-3.5$$ $$mod$$ $$1.5 = -0.5$$ |
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* standard functions have to be written with their parentheses, so sin x is not permitted |
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* do not denote variables by standard function names |
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* observe that in the generic TeX framework discussed here all functions defined by the `\function` command are expected to define functions on $$R, N, Q$$ or, possibly, $$C$$, |
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