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| Chapter 10 | How to work with tables | |
| How to use subscripts to work with one-level tables | 276 | |
| How to define a one-level table that uses subscripts | 276 | |
| How to initialize a table | 278 | |
| How to define a table with constant values | 278 | |
| How to refer to entries in a one-level table using subscripts | 280 | |
| How to load a one-level table using subscripts | 282 | |
| How to search a one-level table using subscripts | 284 | |
| How to use subscripts to work with multi-level tables | 286 | |
| How to define a multi-level table | 286 | |
| How to refer to entries in a multi-level table using subscripts | 288 | |
| How to load a two-level table using subscripts | 288 | |
| How to search a two-level table using subscripts | 290 | |
| How to use indexes to work with tables | 290 | |
| How to define a table with an index | 292 | |
| How to refer to table entries using an index | 292 | |
| How to load a table using an index | 294 | |
| How to code the Set statement | 296 | |
| How to perform a sequential search | 298 | |
| How to perform a binary search | 300 | |
| How to search a two-level table using indexes | 302 | |
| How to work with variable-length tables | 304 | |
| How to define a variable-length table | 304 | |
| How to load a variable-length table | 306 | |
| How to search a variable-length table | 306 | |
| Another technique for working with variable-length tables | 308 | |
| Other features for working with tables | 310 | |
| How to use the Perform Varying statement to vary more than one index or subscript | 310 | |
| How to use intrinsic functions with tables | 312 | |
| Perspective | 314 | |
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