What is the difference between: x=a+b+c+d; and
x=SUM(a,b,c,d);?sas

Answer Posted / mohana priya.m

x=a+b+c+d --------> This will add the values of a,b,c and d
and finally assign the resulted value into x.


x=sum(a+b+c+d) ---> This will call the library procedure
named sum() in-order to calculate the sum of a,b,c and d.
Both will results in same answer

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