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| | Unipops Cookbook - Mathematical and Logical Expressions in UniPOPS |
 | | They can be constructed using operators (mathematical and logical operators, internal-array and functions verbs, and function procedures), as well as operands (real, logical, and literal constants, and array, scalar, pointer, keyword, and string adverbs.) |
 | | A reference to an element of an array adverb is the name of the adverb followed by the indices of the desired array element enclosed in parentheses and separated by commas. |
 | | While UniPOPS understands algebraic, Polish, and reverse Polish notation for mathematical and logical expressions, it is best to enter expressions in algebraic form, similar to writing an expression in FORTRAN or C. As in FORTRAN and C, it is highly recommended that one uses opening and closing parentheses to order and arrange the expression. |
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