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  • Accessing a Table
    • To see a table, simply use the GET or RES command. 
      nM> get table1
  T: TABLE1          = Table of 3 entries
  L:  ONE            = 1
  L:  TWO            = 2
  L:  THREE          = 3
nM> res table2
  T: TABLE2          = Table of 3 entries
  L:  FOUR           = 4
  L:  FIVE           = 5
  L:  SIX            = 6
    • To access an element of a table use the dot syntax. 
      nM> get table1.one
  L: TABLE1.ONE      = 1
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