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@SIN (Sine)
[Function]
DESCRIPTION:
@SIN returns the sin of a number or variable given in square brackets using units of degrees. Note that the
@SIN command is a function, which means that it does not follow the convention of the commands, and
does not require the underscore when used as an operand.
ARGUMENTS: @SIN [n] where
n is a number
USAGE:
EXAMPLES:
OPERAND USAGE:
While Moving Yes Minimum n value -32768
In a Program Yes Maximum n value 32768
Not in a program Yes Default Value ---
Can be Interrogated No Default Format ---
Used as an Operand Yes
#TEST Program TEST
VAR1=60 Set variable
MG @SIN[VAR1] Display the value of the sine of VAR1
VAR2=@SIN[VAR1]+9 Perform calculation
EN End of program