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In this manual, anything displayed on the Cambridge Z88 screen is shown in a computer typeface, such as

Name of file to save

Anything that you should type at the keyboard is shown in a different typeface to designate the keyboard keys; for example

You are invited to a party

The keys on the keyboard with a special function are shown in the text with key legends. So, for example, if you are asked to type

...

ENTER

...

ENTER

...

In general, references to menu headings are in bold caps; for example LAYOUT.

References to individual commands are in bold; for example Save or Load.

References to options displayed by a command are in italics; for example Save only range of columns.

The 'Square' key is represented using the Image Removed symbol, also identified as the  HighlightlightgreyclasskeylightgreyALTkey on normal PC.The 'Diamond' key is represented using the Image Removed symbol, also identified as the  Highlightlightgreyclasskeylightgrey

CTRL

key.The cursor keys are represented as Image RemovedImage RemovedImage Removed and Image Removed key on normal PC.

 

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The following operators may be used as part of expressions.

...

The order of precedence of the operators is as follows:

Group 1 - unary minus 
  ()  brackets
   NOT  logical NOT
      
Group 2  ^  raise to the power
      
Group 3  *  multiply
   /  divide
      
Group 4  +  add
   -  subtract
      
Group 5  <  less than
   =  equal to
   <=  less than or equal to
   >  greater than
   <>  not equal to
   >=  greater than or equal to
      
Group 6  AND  Logical AND
     
Group

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Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

Group 5

Group 6

Group 7

unary minus brackets

logical NOT

A    raise to the power

multiply divide

+    add subtract

less than

equal to

less than or equal to greater than

not equal to

greater than or equal to

AND Logical AND

OR    Logical OR

FOR Logical Exclusive-OR

 

...

7 OR Logical OR
  EOR Logical Exclusive-OR

so, for example, A-B*CAD is equivalent to A-(B*(CAD)).