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MEMORY CONTENTS
In
the table
of
memory
contents in each
program exampl
e
, variables
with
predeter-
mined
use are indicated by their
specific
use and those
without
predetermined use
(e.g., those to
be
stored
in
the
work
area to
retai
n
i
n termediate results
of
a
calculation,
etc.) are
indicated
by
the
checkmark
"v".
@PRINTOUT
For a
program requiring a
printout,
the output of the program
executed
using the
CE-126P
printer is given in
actual
size.
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PROGRAM CAPACITY
At the end
of each program list, the capacity
of
the program
itself
is
indicated in
number of
bytes.
G)
PROGRAM
LIST
All the
program
lists
contained in the programming examples
are provided using the
hard-copy outputs
from
the
CE-126P
printer
in
actual size.
Having read the description of
each
of the
various functions
in the preceding chapters,
you have by now gained a knowledge
of
a number
of
program
commands.
However,
in
order
for you to have a
command
of
developing appli
c ation
programs
in
BASI
C
language, it is
absolutely necessary
that you
write
and execute your own
practical
application
programs as well as
those explained in
thi
s
manual.
Just as
you
can
improve
your driving skill
by actually
operating
the
steering wheel
or
your
tennis
game by swinging the
racket, proficiency
in programming can
onl
y be
attained by practicing as many
programs
as
possible, regardless of
the degree
of your
skill
at
each
practice.
It
is
also
very important
for
you
to refer to programs developed by
others.
I
n
this
chapter,
some
programming examples using various commands in "BASIC"
language
are introduced to your
reference.
For
better
understanding
of the
programming examples in this
chapter, the
conven-
tions used in
such examples are explained
as
follows:
Programming Examples
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