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j x+yj x+j*y
Use the character j in place of the character i, if desired, as the imaginary unit.
As the basic imaginary unit sqrt(-1), j is used to enter complex numbers. Since j is a function, it can be overridden and used as a variable. This permits you to use j as an index in for loops, etc.
It is possible to use the character j without a multiplication sign as a suffix in forming a numerical constant.
Z = 2+3j Z = x+j*y Z = r*exp(j*theta)
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