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11) Can u print decimals in type N? What is difference between float and packed data type?

Ans No, we cannot print decimals in type N because decimal places are not permitted with N

data type.

Float Data Type: It cannot be declared in Parameters.

Packed Number: It can be declared in Parameters. For e.g.

PARAMETERS : A(4) TYPE P DECIMALS 2,

B(4) TYPE P DECIMALS 2.

DATA : C(4) TYPE P DECIMALS 2.

C = A + B.

WRITE : / ‘THE SUM IS’ , C.

12) What is step-loop? Explain all the steps?

Ans A step loop is a repeated series of field-blocks in a screen. Each block can contain one or more fields,

and can extend over more than one line on the screen.

Step loops as structures in a screen do not have individual names. The screen can contain more than one

step-loop, but if so, you must program the LOOP…ENDLOOPs in the flow logic accordingly. The

ordering of the LOOP…ENDLOOPs must exactly parallel the order of the step loops in the screen. The

ordering tells the system which loop processing to apply to which loop. Step loops in a screen are
ordered

primarily by screen row, and secondarily by screen column.

Transaction TZ61 (development class SDWA) implements a step loop version of the table you saw in

transaction TZ60.

Static and Dynamic Step Loops

Step loops fall into two classes: static and dynamic. Static step loops have a fixed size that cannot be

changed at runtime. Dynamic step loops are variable in size. If the user re-sizes the window, the system

automatically increases or decreases the number of step loop blocks displayed. In any given screen, you

can define any number of static step loops, but only a single dynamic one

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