Casio Fx 880p Programs

Casio fx 880p software

  • 5
    Precautions
  • 6
    Contents
  • 13
    Unit Configuration
  • 13
    General Guide
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    Operational Functions
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    Symbol Display
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    Keyboard
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    Keytop Functions
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    Normal Mode
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    Screen
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    Functions Noted Above the Keys
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    Lower Case Mode
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    Physical Lines and Logical Lines
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    Virtual Screen
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    Screen Editor
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    Display Characters
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    Display Contrast
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    Character Code Table
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    Power Supply
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    Battery Replacement
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    Auto Power Off
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    Connector
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    Fundamental Operation
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    Cal Mode
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    Basic Mode
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    Formula Storage Function
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    Program Input
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    Program Execution
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    Data Bank Function (Memo in Mode)
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    Built-In Scientific Library
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    Summary
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    Calculation Function
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    Manual Calculation Preparations
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    Manual Calculation Input and Correction
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    Switch the Power of the Unit On
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    Priority Sequence
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    Number of Digits
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    Specifying the Number of Significant Digits and the Number of Decimal Places
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    Scientific Calculations
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    Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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    Hyperbolic and Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
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    Logarithmic Functions, Exponential Functions
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    Decimal - Sexagesimal Conversions
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    Decimal - Hexadecimal Conversions
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    Fact, Nrp, Ncr
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    Rec - Pol
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    Scientific Function Table
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    Calculations Using Variables
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    Other Calculations
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    Variables
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    Arithmetic Operators
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    Logical Operators
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    Character Operator
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    Relational Operators
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    Sample Application
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    Utilization for Preparing Tables
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    Data Input
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    Scientific Constant Table
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    Data Display
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    Data Editing
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    Adding Records
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    Data Append
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    Data Insert
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    Data Search
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    Data Delete
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    Data All Clear
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    Using Data Bank Data in Programs
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    Conditional Search
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    Restore Command
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    WRITE Command
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    Data Bank Function Applications
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    Basic Programming
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    Features of Basic
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    Basic Program Configuration
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    Basic Program Format
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    Expanding File Management
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    Basic Program Input
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    Preparation
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    Program Editing
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    Changes in a Line before EXE Is Pressed
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    Changes in a Line After EXE Is Pressed
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    Changes Within a Program Already Input
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    Basic Program Execution
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    Changes Within a Program Following the EDIT Command
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    Simple Programming Errors
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    Executions That Produce Errors
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    Commands
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    Irregular Execution That Do Not Produce Errors
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    Program Logic Errors
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    Rem
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    Input
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    Print
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    End
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    Goto
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    For/next
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    Read/data/restore
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    Gosub/return
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    Operators
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    Order of Operations
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    Numeric Constants
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    String Constants
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    Numeric Variables
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    String Variables
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    Array Variables
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    Numeric Arrays and String Arrays
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    Variable Types
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    Variable Names
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    Counting Bytes Used By Variables
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    Calculating Program Length
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    Program Save
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    Program Verify
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    Program Load
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    Peripheral Devices
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    Cassette Interface Unit FA-6
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    System Configuration
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    Connections
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    Cassette Interface
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    Single Program Save
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    Single Program Load
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    Loading/Saving All Programs
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    Saving and Loading Data Bank Data
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    RS-232C Interface
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    RS-232C Switch
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    Specifications
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    Pin Configuration
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    Centronics Interface (Printer Interface)
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    BASIC Printer Commands
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    PRT ON Mode
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    Plotter-Printer (FP-100)
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    Data Printing
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    Character Printer (FP-40)
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    RAM Expansion Pack (RP-8 (8KB)), (RP-33 (32KB))
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    Expanded Memory Map
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    Handling RAM Packs
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    PB-100 Series Compatibility
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    PB-100 Series Program Input/Editing
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    PB-100 Series Program Execution
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    DEFM Mode
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    Using DEFM Statement Arrays
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    Loading PB-100 Series Programs
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    DEFM Mode Displays
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    CLEAR Command, DIM Command, DEFM Command in DIM Mode and DEFM Mode
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    Reading PB-100 Series Data
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    Command Format
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    File Handling Fundamentals
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    Filing Devices
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    File Descriptors
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    Cassette Tapes
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    Communications Circuit
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    Parameter Default Values
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    Command Reference
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    Format Elements
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    Manual Commands
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    Pass
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    NEW [ALL] Command
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    CLEAR Command
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    Memory Map
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    Expanded Memory Configuration (Unit=bytes)
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    FRE Command
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    Stack Area
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    LIST [ALL] Command
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    EDIT Command
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    VARLIST Command
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    RUN Command
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    TRON Command
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    TROFF Command
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    Fundamental Commands
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    STOP Command
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    GOTO Command
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    GOSUB Command
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    RETURN Command
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    ON GOTO Command
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    ON GOSUB Command
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    IF - THEN - ELSE/IF - GOTO - else Command
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    FOR - NEXT Command
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    REM( ' ) Command
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    LET Command
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    DATA Command
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    READ Command
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    RESTORE Command
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    PRINT Command
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    TAB Command
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    LOCATE Command
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    CLS Command
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    SET Command
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    BEEP Command
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    INPUT Command
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    INKEYS Command
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    INPUTS Command
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    DIM Command
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    ERASE Command
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    PEEK Command
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    POKE Command
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    DEFSEG Command
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    ON ERROR GOTO Command
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    RESUME Command
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    ERL Command
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    ERR Command
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    Numeric Functions
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    ANGLE Function
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    SIN, COS, TAN Functions
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    ASN, ACS, ATN Functions
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    HYP SIN, HYP COS, HYP TAN Functions
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    HYP ASN, HYP ACS, HYP ATN Functions
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    EXP Function
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    LOG, LN Functions
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    SQR Function
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    ABS Function
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    SGN Function
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    INT Function
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    FIX Function
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    FRAC Function
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    ROUND Function
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    RAN# Function
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    PI Function
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    FACT Function
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    NPR Function
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    NCR Function
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    POL Function
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    REC Function
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    Character Functions
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    CHRS Function
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    ASC Function
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    STRS Function
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    VAL Function
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    VALF Function
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    MIDS Function
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    RIGHTS Function
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    LEFTS Function
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    LEN Function
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    HEXS Function
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    &H Function
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    DEG Function
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    DMSS Function
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    I/O Commands
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    LLIST Command
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    LPRINT Command
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    OPEN Command
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    CLOSE Command
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    PRINT # Command
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    INPUT # Command
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    EOF Command
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    SAVE, SAVE ALL Commands
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    LOAD, LOAD ALL Commands
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    Verify Command
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    Data Bank Commands
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    NEW # Command
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    LIST # Command
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    LLIST # Command
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    SAVE # Command
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    LOAD # Command
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    READ # Command
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    RESTORE # Command
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    WRITE # Command
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    Scientific Library
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    Library Execution
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    Activating the Library
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    Library Termination
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    Library Activation Display
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    Initial Display
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    Menu Display
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    Examples Used in This Manual
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    Precautions When Using the Library
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    Memory Calculations
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    Memory Calculation Flowchart
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    Prime Factor Analysis
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    Greatest Common Measure/Least Common Multiple
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    Simultaneous Equations (Gauss-jordan Elimination)
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    Simultaneous Equation Flowchart
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    Quadratic Equation
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    Solution Display
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    Cubic Equations
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    Cubic Equation Flowchart
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    Numeric Solution of an Equation
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    Numeric Solution of an Equation (Bisection Method)
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    Matrix Operations
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    Matrix Set Up
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    Matrix Addition/subtration/multiplication
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    Scalar Product
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    Matrix Operation Flowchart
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    Numeric Integration (Romberg's Method)
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    Periodic Functions and Symmetric Functions
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    Positive/Negative Integral Values According to Integral
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    Large Fluctuation in Integral Values Due to Minute Fluctuation in Integration Range
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    Ordinary Differential Equation (Runge-kutta Method)
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    Lagrange's Interpolation
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    Gamma Function
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    Bessel Function Jn(X)
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    Bessel Function Yn(X)
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    Modified Bessel Function In(X)
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    Modified Bessel Function Kn(X)
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    Complex Number
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    Absolute Values/Arguments
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    Square/Square Root/Reciprocal Number
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    Binary-Decimal-Hexadecimal
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    Complement/Shift Operations
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    Base Conversion
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    Help Display
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    Straight Line Passing Through Two Points
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    Angle of Intersection for Two Straight Lines

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Casio Fx 880p Programs

An optional Casio FA-6 interface board provided a cassette tape recorder connector, a Centronics printer connector and an RS-232C port. The calculator could print data and listings on any Centronics printer; printing graphics required the Casio FP-100 plotter-printer. Later, Casio released the FX-880P, which had 32 kB built-in memory. I own a Casio fx 880p pocket computer, and I've used it to process many formulas that I use at work. Casio FX-880P: Production started: 1991: Production Ended: 1996. 116 Build-in mathematical, statistical and scientific software utilities. Memory: 32KB up to 64KB. Fx-850P Basic Code - posted in Casio Basic: Hi all, Please help: I have some BASIC code from a program on a Casio FX-850P calculator that I would like to convert into C++ and make into a Windows application using Visual Studio - any suggestions?