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From: Ron Corces <ronniecorces@netzero.net> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2002072606:31:46 Subject: Re: Meaning of Regarding the use of := I believe this comes from a software usage. "MATHCAD" uses two different equal signs. If you wish to define a variable, you use the colon key. The software displays := on the screen. If you want to return a numeric value, you enter the normal equals sign. MATHCAD Example: Enter I:5 displays I := 5 Enter J:I^2 displays J := I^2 Enter J= displays J = 25 Ron
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