var
q=50
e=30
//Way one to do it:
var/t=q/2+e/6
t*=6
//Way two to do it:
var/t=q/2*6+e/6*6
//Way I want to do it(I want to do it in one line, it doesn't have to be that way):
var/t=q/2+e/6*6//Just adding it to the end once
Is that possible? I want to get it all done in one line, but just using x6 once.
Well, the last line is wrong because you're ignoring operator precedence. The *6 will only apply to the e/6 part. Instead you sohuld use parentheses, like (q/2+e/6)*6.
Of course, in this case that's a bad idea, because you can do the whole thing so much easier with q*3+e after you cancel.
Lummox JR