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       * **Bottom area:** Here you have access to a list of predefined variables and mathematical functions. With a simple click, you can insert these into the text field at the position of the cursor. As there are a total of 144 predefined variables containing calculation results or geometry data, this function makes it much easier to create complex functions.       * **Bottom area:** Here you have access to a list of predefined variables and mathematical functions. With a simple click, you can insert these into the text field at the position of the cursor. As there are a total of 144 predefined variables containing calculation results or geometry data, this function makes it much easier to create complex functions.
  
-      * **In the left-hand section of the dialogue, you can manage your user-defined functions. You can create or delete functions here.+      * **Left area**: In the left-hand section of the dialogue, you can manage your user-defined functions. You can create or delete functions here.
  
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      *  **Assignments:** An assignment binds the value of a mathematical expression to a variable:      *  **Assignments:** An assignment binds the value of a mathematical expression to a variable:
  
-<variable> = <mathematical expression>+    <variable> = <mathematical expression>
  
   *** Return:** The return statement ends the function and returns the result of the mathematical expression:   *** Return:** The return statement ends the function and returns the result of the mathematical expression:
  
-return <mathematical expression>+    return <mathematical expression>
  
       * **Conditional execution (if-then-else):** An if-then-else statement performs a conditional check. If the logical expression is true, the then statement is executed, otherwise the else statement is executed. The else part is optional.       * **Conditional execution (if-then-else):** An if-then-else statement performs a conditional check. If the logical expression is true, the then statement is executed, otherwise the else statement is executed. The else part is optional.