Casio FX-890P- User Manual

Casio FX-890P

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – CONTENTS
  • Page 5 – Unit Configuration
  • Page 6 – Operational Functions
  • Page 10 – Lower Case Mode; Operation
  • Page 11 – EXAMPLE
  • Page 12 – Display Characters; Character Code Table
  • Page 13 – Battery Replacement; S Y S T E M *
  • Page 14 – erase all programs and data
  • Page 15 – Fundamental Operation; is used instead of the = key, operation is identical to that used in a; Formula Storage Function; KEY INPUT; CAL
  • Page 17 – PROGRAM INPUT
  • Page 18 – Calculation Function; Manual Calculation Preparations
  • Page 19 – OPERATION
  • Page 20 – This process performed first; Priority Sequence
  • Page 21 – ANGLE0
  • Page 22 – Formula Storage Function; Sample Application
  • Page 23 – Utilization for Preparing Tables
  • Page 26 – BASIC Programming; Features of BASIC; Standard mathematical functions
  • Page 27 – BASIC Program Configuration; Input sequence
  • Page 28 – BASIC Program Input; ONE KEY INPUT
  • Page 30 – Displaying from line 110 to line 160 on the virtual screen.; Changes within a program following the EDIT command; Shift EDIT
  • Page 31 – BASIC Program Execution; Using Shift (program area) in CAL mode; Shift RUN
  • Page 33 – data item
  • Page 35 – Labels
  • Page 37 – Constants and Variables
  • Page 38 – Numeric Variables; PROGRAM; String Variables; Assigns “AD” to string variable A$; Array Variables
  • Page 39 – Declare array variable A for storage of 9 numeric data items.
  • Page 40 – Variable types; Numeric array; Variable names
  • Page 41 – BASIC Command Reference
  • Page 42 – The following operations and commands cannot be executed when a
  • Page 43 – with the parameters entered.; without changing memory mapping.
  • Page 48 – : The argument is the number of 10
  • Page 53 – IF – THEN IF THEN – ELSE IF – THEN ELSE – ELSE –
  • Page 55 – variable on the left side.
  • Page 56 – : Holds data for Reading by the READ statement.
  • Page 57 – : Returns the absolute value of the argument.; angle specification; the range of 0
  • Page 58 – : Returns the value of the cosine of the argument.; Radians
  • Page 59 – : Returns the cubic root of the argument.; : Returns the value of e
  • Page 60 – : Returns the integer part of the argument.; : Returns the fractional part of the argument.; The mathematical formula for reverse hyperbolic cosine is :
  • Page 61 – The mathematical formula for reverse hyperbolic sine is :; The mathematical formula for reverse hyperbolic tangent is :; The mathematical formula for hyperbolic cosine is :
  • Page 62 – : Returns the value of the hyperbolic sine of the argument.; The mathematical formula for hyperbolic sine is :; The mathematical formula for hyperbolic tangent is :
  • Page 63 – : Returns the common logarithm of the argument.; : Returns the natural logarithm of the parameter; : Returns the combination nCr for the values of n and r.
  • Page 65 – : Returns a random value in the range of 0 to 1.; angle; assigned to variable Y
  • Page 66 – : Rounds the argument at the specified digit.; : Returns a value of -1 when the argument is negative, 0 when the
  • Page 67 – : Returns the square root of the argument.; : Returns the value of the tangent of the argument.
  • Page 69 – Pressing; : Argument: numeric expression truncated to an integer in the
  • Page 70 – greater than the number of characters of the string.
  • Page 71 – position; the length of the string.
  • Page 72 – values are preceded by a minus sign; when the leading character is non-numeric.; and returns their results.
  • Page 74 – : Returns the status of a pixel
  • Page 75 – BASIC Commands Index
  • Page 76 – C Programming; The Basics of C; Early history of C
  • Page 77 – Learning about C with your pocket computer; With most computers, C acts as a
  • Page 78 – About the C interpreter; compiling; About the C editor; MENU
  • Page 79 – Entering the editor
  • Page 81 – Editing a C program; SRCH; Jumping to a specific line; Shift LINE 3
  • Page 82 – C Program Execution; trace function
  • Page 84 – Introduction to C
  • Page 86 – Making your program easy to read; We could have just as easily written and input it as:; Creating a program to output numeric values; argument; argument
  • Page 87 – Integer notation in C
  • Page 88 – Declaring variable types
  • Page 89 – R U N; Using arrays
  • Page 90 – Entering a single character from the keyboard
  • Page 91 – Entering Values
  • Page 92 – – 4ac
  • Page 93 – Relational operators; Operator Example Meaning
  • Page 94 – Using the “while” loop; The following shows the program that produces such result.
  • Page 96 – the first pass of the loop.
  • Page 98 – Nested loops
  • Page 102 – Local variables
  • Page 103 – Pointers and variable storage locations; Entering values; “ would for example produce the result “=54”.
  • Page 104 – Assigning variable names and function names; name may be a reserved word.; Character constants
  • Page 106 – double; String constants; auto
  • Page 107 – Arrays; is equal to; Initializing arrays
  • Page 108 – Execution of this program will produce the following result:; Precedence
  • Page 111 – C Command Reference
  • Page 114 – back to the “do” loop to execute the statement again.
  • Page 117 – : Branches unconditionally to a specified destination label.; FORMAT; : label is the name of a label defined within the same function.; EXPLANATION
  • Page 126 – C Commands Index
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Summary

Page 2 - CONTENTS

2 CONTENTS 1   Unit Configuration .................................................................................................. 5   1.1   General Guide ................................................................................................. 5   1.2   Operational Functions ................

Page 5 - Unit Configuration

5 1 Unit Configuration 1.1 General Guide Power Switch Shift Key Volatile Shift Key Numeric Keys Decimal Key Arithmetic Operator Keys Execute Key Parentheses Keys Answer Key Engineering Key Alphabet Keys Space Key CAPS Key Cursor Keys Insert/Delete Keys Break Key Backspace/Clear Line Key Clear Screen...

Page 6 - Operational Functions

6 1.2 Operational Functions Power Switch Slide up to switch power ON and down to switch power OFF. Shift Key ( S ) Used to enter BASIC commands and symbols noted above the keys of the keyboard. Each press of this key causes the symbol “[S]” to switch on and off on the display. Throughout this manual...

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