ok... so I have this

 

f := proc (m, n)

local a; a := m+n;

if a::integer then a

else FAIL

end if

end proc

 

I tried to make a have to be an unsigned integer and it did not like that, any ideas?

 

THanks a ton!

ok... so I have this

 

f := proc (m, n)

local a; a := m+n;

if a::integer then a

else FAIL

end if

end proc

 

I tried to make a have to be an unsigned integer and it did not like that, any ideas?

 

THanks a ton!

I mean what I am really looking for is something simple like

f:RxR->N   

(m,n)->n+m

 

So in this case the codomain matters, and I dont want the function to evaluate at anything but the Naturals.. therefor I would get  a graph with points and such.

I mean what I am really looking for is something simple like

f:RxR->N   

(m,n)->n+m

 

So in this case the codomain matters, and I dont want the function to evaluate at anything but the Naturals.. therefor I would get  a graph with points and such.

Awesome! thanks for the (as always) quick responses. This is one of the best online communities Ive every been a part of. Cant wait to know enough to help others!

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