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How could I use absolute value (or any other language specific, built in operator) in an expression?
Do I have to define the absolute value operator myself, using expressions?
Also, I think there could be an index or table of contents for these. And what kind of order are they in?
There's enough of them that I have a hard time finding the one I'm looking for, because they're not alphabetical and there's no list of just their names.
This is true for many other classes.
(fields * many) - alphabetical - (index or table of contents) = hard to find.
This is not specific to Python, I've just been using it the most lately.
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I don't think there's enough documentation on the Expressions class, as far as how to use each method.
Most are straight forward enough, but not all.
For instance:
Also, I think there could be an index or table of contents for these. And what kind of order are they in?
There's enough of them that I have a hard time finding the one I'm looking for, because they're not alphabetical and there's no list of just their names.
This is true for many other classes.
(fields * many) - alphabetical - (index or table of contents) = hard to find.
This is not specific to Python, I've just been using it the most lately.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: