Scholastic MATH’s editors invented this programming language called MATH++. It has five commands and one variable.
SUM+(x, y, z)
This command adds the inputs (up to three terms), from left to right.
MIN-(x, y, z)
This command subtracts the inputs (up to three terms), from left to right.
DIV/(x, y)
This command divides the first input by the second input.
MULx(x, y, z)
This command multiplies the inputs (up to three terms), from left to right.
SOLVE=
This command outputs the final answer for all previous commands.
RES#
This variable is used to input the result from the previous command’s output.