The ADD
command can be used to add the result of an expression to a whole number variable.
It is the equivalent to make a variable=variable+expression
but performs the addition
faster. There is a more complex version of ADD
, which is ideal for handling certain
loops much more quickly than the equivalent separate instructions. When those other
parameters are included, ADD v,a,b TO t
is the equivalent to the following lines:
v=v+a
IF vt THEN v=b: ENDIF
ADD var, expr [, lower TO upper]
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