Below is a list of example scalars.
Sca s = 42;
Sca s = 4.2;
Sca s = i; // where i is a .
Sca s = 2 * i;
Sca s = M; // where M is a .
Sca s = demand[i]; // where demand is a .
Sca s = (i * demand[i] + 2) / density[i]; // where density also is a .public class Sca| Equals | (Inherited from Object) |
| Finalize | (Inherited from Object) |
| GetHashCode | (Inherited from Object) |
| GetType | (Inherited from Object) |
| MemberwiseClone | (Inherited from Object) |
| ToString | (Inherited from Object) |
| Addition(Sca, Sca) | Adds two scalars; and returns the resulting scalar. |
| Division(Sca, Sca) | Divides one scalar by another; and returns the resulting scalar. |
| (Double to Sca) | Implicitly converts the constant number to a scalar. |
| (Int32 to Sca) | Implicitly converts the constant number to a scalar. |
| (Int64 to Sca) | Implicitly converts the constant number to a scalar. |
| (ParD0 to Sca) | Implicitly converts the 0-dimensional parameter to a scalar. |
| (Set to Sca) | Implicitly converts the set to a scalar. |
| (Single to Sca) | Implicitly converts the constant number to a scalar. |
| Multiply(Sca, Sca) | Multiplies two scalars; and returns the resulting scalar. |
| Subtraction(Sca, Sca) | Subtracts one scalar from another; and returns the resulting scalar. |
| UnaryNegation(Sca) | Returns the negation of the scalar. |