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Additionally, delimiters in statements may not be omitted. For example, the 9LC WRITE statement is ''WRITE @ 1234 = AB'' and could be shortened to ''WRITE 1234 = AB''. 10LC's statement syntax is more rigid. The WRITE statement in 10LC is ''WRITE @ 0x100 = 0x22;'' and cannot be shortened, nor can any parts of it be omitted. | Additionally, delimiters in statements may not be omitted. For example, the 9LC WRITE statement is ''WRITE @ 1234 = AB'' and could be shortened to ''WRITE 1234 = AB''. 10LC's statement syntax is more rigid. The WRITE statement in 10LC is ''WRITE @ 0x100 = 0x22;'' and cannot be shortened, nor can any parts of it be omitted. | ||
- | ---- | + | From here, you can view the [[Setup Statements]], [[Operational Statements]], [[If Expressions]] or the currently supported [[Intrinsic Statements]]. |
- | From here you can view the documentation for the [[Setup Statements]], [[Operational Statements]], [[If Expressions]] or the currently supported [[Intrinsic Statements]]. Also, a listing of compiler [[Errors]] and [[Warnings]] is available. | + | ===== Other Documentation and Help ===== |
+ | A listing of compiler [[Errors]] and [[Warnings]] is available, as well as a [[FAQ]]. | ||