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  Syntax:  .RADIX expression
 
  Sets the default radix (base) for integer constants to the value of
  expression. Expression defines whether the numbers are binary, octal,
  decimal, hexadecimal, or numbers of some other base. Numbers given in
  expression are always considered decimal.
 
  Does not affect real numbers initialized as variables with the DD, DQ,
  or DT directives; these always use decimal radix.
 
  expression   Must evaluate to a number in the range 2 to 16.
 
   See Also:  DD, DQ, DT
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