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Here is a page for documenting any miscellaneous tips and tricks for working with HPPPL. | Here is a page for documenting any miscellaneous tips and tricks for working with HPPPL. | ||
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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), initially authored by Iconmaster
Here is a page for documenting any miscellaneous tips and tricks for working with HPPPL.
- For a command that takes zero arguments, you do not need parenthesis to call it.
- In the command line (NOT in programs), trailing parenthesis can be left out (except in the instance of completing to '()').
- All variables can be indexed as 'X()'. It does nothing, returning X.
- All uses of '()' for indexing variables or calling functions can be replaced with '[]' instead.
- With any multi-statement block, the final ';' can be omitted.