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HP HP-16C User Manual

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Section
6
Memory
and
Storage
Memory
Allocation
Data
storage,
in
the
form
of
registers,
and
program
memory,
in
the
form
of
program
lines,
share
a
common
memory
space
in
the
HP-16C.
This
memory
space
consists
of
203
bytes
(eight
bits to
one
byte),
all
of
which
are
initially*
allocated
to
data
storage.
However,
as
you
enter
program
instructions
(as
explained
in
section
7,
Programming
Basics)
memory
space
is
automatically
allocated
to
program
memory.
203
Bytes
-~
—
Program
Memory
I
Data
Storage
Registers
...
R,
R;
Ry
¥
Movable
Partition
Converting
Storage
Registers
to
Program
Memory
The
automatic
partitioning
of
memory
space
from
data
storage
into
programming
takes
place
in
segments
of
seven
bytes,
each
segment
worth
seven
program
lines.
Starting
with
the
first
line
you
store
in
a
program
and
continuing
with
each
succeeding
seventh
line,
seven
bytes
(lines)
of
memory
are
converted
from
data
storage
into
program memory.
Automatic
Memory
Allocation
(Bytes)
Program
Lines*
Program
Memory
Storage
Memory
Recorded
Allocated
Allocated
O
bytes
O
bytes
203
bytes
1to7
7
196
8to
14
14
189
15to0
21
21
182
190to0
196
196
7
197
t0
203 203
0
*One
line
equals
one
byte.
*“Initially”
means
the
condition
of
the
calculator
when
it
leaves
the
factory
or
when
Continuous
Memory
is
reset.
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BrandHP
ModelHP-16C
CategoryDesktop
LanguageEnglish

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