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AUDIENCE:
Programmer
System Analyst
IT Professional
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CONTENT AND OBJECTIVES:
REXX Syntax
Code a short data entry and display program.
Variables
Calculate a temperature conversion program.
Modify the temperature conversion program to include an explicit execution of a procedure.
Store the data into a set of compound variables.
Expressions
Given a department code, determine whether the code is valid.
Reformat a date into several different formats.
Programming Techniques
Code and test a data entry program for editing each of the entered data items.
Given a nested IF program, convert the IF to a SELECT statement.
Use loops to create a multiplication table.
Modify the multiplication table program in order that it will call subroutines.
Functions
Code a subroutine to accept and return calculated data.
Procedures
Demonstrate the advantages and disadvantages of sharing data.
Built-in Functions
Use string manipulation and built-in functions to read a comma delimited file and reformat it into a fixed position file.
Advanced Topics
Given a REXX program provided by the instructor, use the Interactive DEBUG Facility to determine the problems and fix the code.
XEDIT Subcommands and Macros
Code a macro to display information in the editing area.
Input and Output
Read a file, reformat the content, and write the reformatted data.
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