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<B>DEFSNG Define Variable(s) as Single Precision</B>
<B>DEFSNG</B> <U>letter</U>[-<U>letter</U>] [,<U>letter</U> [-<U>letter</U>]]...
Declares one or more variables to be of type single precision.
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<B>Notes:</B> All variable names beginning with any of the specified
letters (case-insensitive) will be single precision,
unless a type-identifier character (%, #, or $) is used to
override the DEFSNG declaration.
The DEFSNG declaration must be read by the compiler before
any statements in which the declared variables are
assigned or used. The compiler reads from beginning to
end, without regard for execution path.
You cannot avoid a DEFSNG declaration by direction the
execution path around it.
DEFSNG statements do not affect symbolic constants.
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<B>See Also:</B>
<A HREF="ngcf0a.html">DEFDBL</A>
<A HREF="ngd283.html">DEFINT</A>
<A HREF="ngd96b.html">DEFSTR</A>
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