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This is a backup copy of the article from the old "HPWiki" of TI-Planet (that only hosted HP Prime info)
The complex data type has a type ID of 3.
Making Constants
One way to make complex constants is with this notation:
(a,b)
Where a and b are arbitrary expressions. It is translated to an expression in the following format:
(a)+(b)*i
This is the translation that literally happens in HPPPL; thus, type errors may occur in some cases.
Limits
Each part of a complex expression is bounded to the limits of a real. It follows the rules specified there.