; MAX
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;! returns the maximum of its two arguments
;# Verb POPS
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MAX:  Function verb to return the maximum value of the arguments
          NO adverbs.  Instead, MAX takes two arguments
                     MAX (value1, value2)
          where value1 and value2 are any numeric scalars and/or
          arrays.
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MAX
Type:  Verb      (function: leaves results on the stack)
Use:   To obtain the maximum value of numeric scalars (adverbs,
       subscripted arrays, constants) and/or numeric arrays
       (adverbs).  MAX requires 2 immediate arguments as
                     MAX (value1, value2)
       where value1 and value2 are any numeric scalars or
       arrays.  Examples:
            MAX (3.3, 2.3)           is    3.3
            MAX (-3.3, 2.3)          is    3.3
       and with LEVS = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10; I = -6; APARM = 16
            MAX (LEVS, I)            is   10.0
            MAX (LEVS, 43)           is   43.0
            MAX (LEVS, APARM)        is   16.0
Adverbs:   none.
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