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Name
Keys to press
PopLR
PowerF
PRCL
PRIME?
PROFRC
PROMPT
PSE
PSTO
WP 34S Owner's Manual
in modes
PopLR
INPUT
¬
PowerF
All
PRCL
INPUT
¬
CAT open
PRIME?
INPUT
¬
DECM
INPUT
¬
PROMPT
INPUT
¬
INPUT
n
¬
PSTO
INPUT
¬
Remarks (see p. 74 for general information)
(0) Pops the local registers allocated to the current
routine without returning. See LOCR and RTN.
(0)
Selects
the
a
R
x
a
x
1
.
0
(0) Copies the current program (from FM or RAM)
and appends it to RAM, where it can then be
edited (see p. 72). Allows duplicating programs in
RAM. Will only work with enough space at
destination.
By recalling a library routine from FM, editing it,
and PSTO you may modify this part of the FM
library.
(0) Checks if the absolute value of the integer part
x
of
is a prime. The method is believed to work for
integers up to 9∙10
Catalog. See p. 125.
(1) Sets fraction mode like in the HP-35S, allowing
only proper fractions or mixed numbers in display.
according to the settings by DEN... into
x
Converts
a proper fraction, e.g. 1.25 or
Absolute decimal equivalents of
100,000. Compare IMPFRC.
alpha
(0) Displays
See p.
69
for more.
(0) With a program running, refreshes the display
and pauses program execution for
TICKS), with 0 ≤
n
early when you press a key.
(0) Copies the current program from RAM and
appends it to the FM library. Not programmable.
The program must have at least one LBL
statement with an alphanumeric global label
(preferably at its beginning). If a program with the
same label already exists in the library it will be
deleted first. Alphanumeric labels contained in FM
may be browsed by CAT (see p. 126) and called
by XEQ.
By recalling a library routine from FM via PRCL,
editing it, and PSTO you may modify this part of
the FM library.
Edition 3.1
power
curve
18
.
5
/
4
x
must not exceed
and stops program execution.
n
≤ 99 . The pause will terminate
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fit
model
1
into 1
/
.
4
ticks (see
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