Casio FX-795P - 5-8 Using a PB-100 Program; Different Points; Additional Commands; Additional Functions

CHAPTER
&
Programming
with
BASIC
Language
I
1. Printing Program Contents
Execute
the
LIST
command
after
pressing
@J(@/
in
the
RUN
mode.
If
it
is
desired
to
print
out
the
contents
of
all
program
areas
from
PO
to
P9,
enter
LIST
ALL&9.
After
completing
printing,
do
not
forget
to
press
(aj(&)
to
cancel
the
PRINT
mode.
2.
Printing
Out
Calculation
Results
When
desiring
to
print
calculation
results,
specify
the
PRINT
mode
by
pressing
(Zor
by
writing
“MODE
7”
in
the
program:
It
will
be
more
convenient
to
write
“MODE
7”
in
the
program
if
only
certain
parts
are
to
be
printed.
*When
writing
in
the
program,
enter
(M)(O}(D)EE)
instead
of
pressing
the
fo)
key’.
3.
Printing
Data
in
the
DATA
BANK
To
print
the
memo
data
stored
in
the
DATA
BANK
(see
Chapter
8),
execute
the
LIST#
command
after
pressing
f)(Z)
in
the
RUN
mode,
*
After
printing
is
finished,
cancel
the
PRINT
mode
by
pressing
(6)
.
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§-8 Using a PB-100 Program
Programs
prepared
for the
PB-100, PB-300,
FX-700P, FX-802P,
PX-785P
and
FX-790P,
etc.,
can
be
utilized
with
this
computer.
This
computer
is
provided
with
more
commands
than
them;
its
utilization
is
more
convenient.
The
BASIC
language
used
by
this
computer
is
almost
the
same
as
that
used
by
the
above
computers.
= Different Points
@ Additional Commands
PASS (Program protection)
BEEP (Buzzer sound)
READ (Reads data from a DATA statement)
DATA (Writes data)
RESTORE (Specifies data to be read)
ON
~
GOTO
(Indirect
specification
of
a
GOTO
statement)
ON
~
GOSUB
(Indirect
specification
of
a
GOSUB
statement)
REM
(Comment
statement)
DIM (Array declaration)
ERASE (Clears array)
LIST V (Confirmation of array variable)
LIST# (Lists memo data in the DATA BANK)
LOAD# (Loads memo data in the DATA BANK)
SAVE# (Stores memo data in the DATA BANK)
NEW# (Erases memo data in the DATA BANK)
RESTORE# (Searches memo data in the DATA BANK)
READ# (Reads memo data in the DATA BANK)
WRITE# (Writes memo data in the DATA BANK)
@ Additional Functions
DEG (Sexagesimal > decimal conversion;
DMS$
(Decimal
>
sexagesimal
conversion)
STR$
(Converts
a
numeric
value
to
a
character
string)
&H
(Hexadecimal
>
decimal
conversion)
HEX$
(Decimal
>
hexadecimal
conversion)
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