Q1.How to read the Array?
Q2.How to copy the content of one Array to another Array?
Answer Posted / ravi shankar porwal
1.You can read array by Subscript or index like
Array(1) DSPLY
Array(2) DSPLY
in Calculation Prompt.
2.You can copy the content of one array to another array by
using MOVEA Opcode like
MOVEA Array1 Array2
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