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manual:chapter1:notation [2017/05/21 19:48]
smartin [RPL code]
manual:chapter1:notation [2017/05/21 20:23]
smartin [Variables, Commands, and other Objects]
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 **ON<sup>hold</sup>-A<sup>hold</sup>-C** = press and hold the 'ON' key, then press and hold the 'A' key, and finally press the 'C' key. **ON<sup>hold</sup>-A<sup>hold</sup>-C** = press and hold the 'ON' key, then press and hold the 'A' key, and finally press the 'C' key.
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 ====Variables, Commands, and other Objects==== ====Variables, Commands, and other Objects====
  
-Variables, commands, objects or anything that is presented "as shown on the calculator screen", are enclosed in two single quotes %%' 'VAR' '%% and thus are displayed as ''VAR''.+Variables, commands, objects or anything that is presented "as shown on the calculator screen", are highlighted in red, like this: ''VAR''. 
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 ====RPL code==== ====RPL code====
  
-Reverse Polish List (RPL) code on the HP50g is understood as such when enclosed using the chevrons <<  >> Within this document, all such code examples are highlighted.  So, for example, a RPL program to multiply two numbers would be shown as this:+Reverse Polish List (RPL) code on the HP50g is understood as such when enclosed using the chevrons <<  >> Within this document, all such code examples are highlighted.  So, for example, a RPL program to multiply the two numbers 24 and 42 would be shown like this: 
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 +<code>« 24 42 * »</code>
  
-<code>24 42 +</code>+----
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