66 Section 5: Programming Basics
Keystrokes Display
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03- 48
1.
Program line 03: ..
Result of executing
program line 03.
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04- 8
1.8
Program line 04: 8.
Result of executing
program line 04.
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05- 20
64.2600
Program line 05: *.
Result of executing
program line 05.
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06- 3
3.
Program line 06: 3.
Result of executing
program line 06.
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07- 2
32.
Program line 07: 2.
Result of executing
program line 07.
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08- 40
96.2600
Program line 08: +.
Result of executing
program line 08 (the last
line of the program).
Pressing ´‚ while the calculator is in Run mode sets the calculator to the
previous line in program memory, then displays that line's number and the
keycode of the instruction stored there, just as in Program mode. In Run mode,
however, when the ‚ key is released the display again shows the same
number as it did before ´‚ was pressed: no instruction in program
memory is executed.
Interrupting Program Execution
Occasionally you'll want a program to stop executing so that you can see an
intermediate result or enter new data. The HP-10C provides two functions for
doing so: © (pause) and ¦ (run/stop).
Pausing During Program Execution
When a running program executes a © instruction, program execution halts
for about 1 second, then resumes. During the pause, the calculator displays the
last result calculated before the © instruction was executed.
If you press any key during a pause, program execution is halted indefinitely.
To resume program execution at the program line following that containing the
© instruction, press ¦.
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