Interactive Budgeting Models An Example
Interactive Budgeting Models An Example
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The propram scans lines of input looking for key words, and as they are found certain actions are taken. The rules for scanning the input line are quite simple. The basic interface is through an input analyzer which separates the input line according to some elementary rules. First, the basic break character in the input line is the blank. The fields of the line, as defined by the break character, are handed one by one to the central control of the program. A field is regarded as an alphabetic ...field if it contains any alphabetic character. It is regarded as a numeric if it consists only of digits with perhaps a decimal point or a plus or minus sign. The central control of the process handles the interpretation of the fields. The contents of each field starting from the left are looked up in a table of legal commands. If the field is present in that table, then it is a legal A "break character" is the character which separates one field from another. In standard English break characters are blanks and several of the punctuation characters.
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The propram scans lines of input looking for key words, and as they are found certain actions are taken. The rules for scanning the input line are quite simple. The basic interface is through an input analyzer which separates the input line according to some elementary rules. First, the basic break character in the input line is the blank. The fields of the line, as defined by the break character, are handed one by one to the central control of the program. A field is regarded as an alphabetic ...field if it contains any alphabetic character. It is regarded as a numeric if it consists only of digits with perhaps a decimal point or a plus or minus sign. The central control of the process handles the interpretation of the fields. The contents of each field starting from the left are looked up in a table of legal commands. If the field is present in that table, then it is a legal A "break character" is the character which separates one field from another. In standard English break characters are blanks and several of the punctuation characters.
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