Sinclair QL Beginner's Manual page 62

Basically numeric expressions in SuperBASIC are the same as those of mathematics but you must
put the whole expression in the form of a sequence.
5+3
6-4
becomes in SuperBASIC (or other BASIC):
(5 + 3)/(6 - 4)
In secondary school algebra there is an expression for one solution of a quadratic equation:
2
ax + bx + c = 0
One solution in mathematical notation is:
If we start with the equation:
2
2x - 3x + 1 = 0
Example 1
The following program will find one solution.
100 READ a,b,c
110 PRINT 'Root is' ! (-b+SQRT(b^2 - 4*a*c))/(2*a)
120 DATA 2,-3,1
Example 2
In problems which need to simulate the dealing of cards you can make cards correspond to the
numbers 1 to 52 as follows:
1 to 13
14 to 26
27 to 39
40 to 52
Ace, two........king of hearts
Ace, two........king of clubs
Ace, two........king of diamonds
Ace, two........king of spades
A particular card can be identified as follows:
100 REM Card identification
110 LET card = 23
120 LET suit = (card-1) DIV 13
130 LET value = card MOD 13
140 IF value = 0 THEN LET value = 13
150 IF value = 1 THEN PRINT "Ace of ";
160 IF value >= 2 AND value <= 10 THEN PRINT value ! "of ";
170 IF value = 11 THEN PRINT "Jack of ";
180 IF value = 12 THEN PRINT "Queen of ";
190 IF value = 13 THEN PRINT "King of ";
200 IF suit = 0 THEN PRINT "hearts"