Command Switches:
- Some commands can have command modifiers, called switches, that modify how the command runs. Switches are easy to identify since they start with a slash (/).
```
nM> calculator/hex x 2 2 +
Calc: X = 0x00000004
```
- Switches are specified immediately after the command name (with no spaces), or at the end of the command (preceded by a space).
```
nM> calculator x 2 2 + /hex
Calc: X = 0x00000004
```
- There are two types of switches:
  State Switches
  
  Turn a feature on by the presence of the switch.
  
  Specifying a state switch as /NAME or /NAME=ON MAY be the same thing.
  
  It is possible to force a state switch to be off using /NAME=OFF.
  On state switches, the following true/false values are equivalent:
  - TRUE: Y,YES,T,TRUE,ON,1
  - FALSE: N,NO,F,FALSE,OFF,0
  Value Switches
  
  Specifies an appropriate value using the /NAME= syntax.

X-Midas Users Take Note:
X-Midas switches must immediately follow the name of the command. In X-Midas, state switches are turned off by the absence of the switch, in NeXtMidas they can be turned off explicitly by using `/NAME=OFF`.