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1. What is UniScript?
2. UniScript in Examples
2.1. Matrix algebra
2.2. Command Line editing
2.3. Using an Editor
2.4. Temperature table - 1. Version
2.5. Temperature table - 2. Version
2.6. Temperature table - 3. Version
2.7. Temperature table - 4. Version
2.8. Plot the Temperature Table
3. UniScript FAQ
3.1. Channel length
4. Elements of UniScript
4.1. Comments in UniScript
4.2. Continuation Line
4.3. Constant Expressions
4.4. Numeric Constants
4.5. Hexadecimal and Octal Constants
4.6. Complex Constants
4.7. String Constants
4.8. “Long” strings
4.9. Null-characters in Strings
4.10. Variables
4.11. Vectors and Matrices
4.12. Index Expressions
5. Operators
5.1. Arithmetic Operators
5.2. Comparison Operators
5.3. Boolean Expressions
5.4. Bitwise Operators
5.5. Operator Precedence
6. Control Statements
6.1. The if-else Statement
6.2. The for Statement
6.3. The while Statement
6.4. The break and continue Statement
6.5. The try-except Statement
7. Functions for Vectors and Matrices
8. Functions
8.1. Function Syntax
8.2. Function Parameters and Arguments
8.3. Global and Local Variables
8.4. The return Statement
8.5. Multiple Return Values
8.6. Calling Functions from DLL`s
8.7. COM-Interface
8.8. The Debugger
8.9. Some Annotations about Functions
9. UniScript Objects
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Object-Constructor Syntax
9.3. Standard Methods
9.4. Methods for Objects
9.5. Operator Overloading
9.6. Inheritance
9.7. Functions calls with UniScript Objects
9.8. Example
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