Examples of using Syntax is in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The syntax is:-vf.
Usage of& kdesu; is easy. The syntax is like this.
The syntax is:-ao.
A music expression can be transposed with\transpose. The syntax is.
The syntax is:-af.
It is also possible to change options only for a specific module.The syntax is similar:-- module, option-name value.
The syntax is float ceil(float$number) reps.
For simple cases, the syntax is simple too.
This syntax is explained in Chord notation.
That's what I thought at first, but the syntax is more complex than that.
The syntax is modified, modeled after Python and Ruby.
In the acoustically effective version, Syntax is a sound protection tool in the office.
The syntax is very simple, in a single line of terminal.
Pure functions work similarly to lambda expressions in Java, but the syntax is simpler and more consistent in the Wolfram Language.
The syntax is explained in section Configuring the Client.
The schema. yml syntax is exactly the same as Propel 1.2.
Syntax is the pioneer of quality in the Swiss translation business.
Epm-qil-f/the/file The syntax is identical to redhat rpm as you can see.
Syntax is one of the highest production sires with +2,513 kg milk(RZM 139) and nice conformation(RZE 127), being out of Planet x Bolton.
A simpler, but more limited syntax is also described in Music notation inside markup.
This syntax is described in Text markup introduction.
Note: This specific syntax is not supported with array type attributes.
The syntax is special character> replacement character, e.g. Ü> Ue.
Notice the syntax is the same as the PATH variable, with.
This syntax is mandatory if you are processing static objects such as lines or rectangles.
The syntax is similar to the one used by programming languages, e.g.* as multiplication operator.
This syntax is accepted in all 4D formulas(or 4D expressions) regardless of the calling context.
The syntax is: Unprotect(Password) where Password represents the password that we set by the Protect method.
The command line syntax is Alien semantically intuitive, I do not think there is a need to explain the commands.
The syntax is: Add(Template) where Template is an optional argument that represents the template on the basis of which a new workbook is formed.