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## Examples
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$ sh wdc.sh 5k 2v # precision 5, 2 on stack, calculate square root
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(We assume `wrapdc.sh` is accessible via `$PATH` in what follows.)
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$ wrapdc.sh 5k 2v # precision 5, 2 on stack, calculate square root
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1.41421
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$ sh wdc.sh 3 7/ # 3, divide by 7 (precision was saved from last run)
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$ wrapdc.sh 3 7/ # 3, divide by 7 (precision was saved from last run)
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.42857
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$ sh wdc.sh list # display macros (and top of stack before finishing)
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$ wrapdc.sh list # display macros (and top of stack before finishing)
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: %t # percent part: X:=100*(X/Y), Y kept
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: % # percentage: X:=X*Y/100, Y kept
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: rem # remainder: X:=Y%X (instead of normal % command)
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: neg # negate: X:=-X
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: r # revert: X:=Y, Y:=X (r is a GNU only extension)
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.42857
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$ sh wdc.sh 42fact sto1 # calculate 42! (factorial) and store in '1'
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$ wrapdc.sh 42fact sto1 # calculate 42! (factorial) and store in '1'
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1405006117752879898543142606244511569936384000000000
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$ sh wdc.sh 2k234 7%+ # precision 2, add 7% to 234
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$ wrapdc.sh 2k234 7%+ # precision 2, add 7% to 234
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250.38
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$ sh wdc.sh 234r%t+ # which is how many % of 234?
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$ wrapdc.sh 234r%t+ # which is how many % of 234?
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107.00
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$ sh wdc.sh l1 40fact/ # divide memory '1' by the factorial of 40
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$ wrapdc.sh l1 40fact/ # divide memory '1' by the factorial of 40
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1722.0
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$ sh wdc.sh 41 42* # which of course is 42!/40!=41*42
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$ wrapdc.sh 41 42* # which of course is 42!/40!=41*42
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1722
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Note: the last example only works if there is no file beginning with '42'
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