Reading suggestions from the HPmuseum document set

[Dave Britten]

Any of the software manuals (for the models that have the code printed in the book, and not on mag cards, ROM modules, etc.) if you want some nice algorithms and programs to adapt to your model of choice.

Ditto for the users' library programs, if you don't mind deciphering the occasionally tricky scanned handwriting and photocopied printouts.

17BII manual, appendix B, if you're implementing financial functions on a scientific and want to crib the formulas and algorithms.

"HP 42S Triangle Solutions" if you want a really nice and intuitive triangle solver for 42S.

The EduCalc catalogs and HP brochures are usually an enjoyable read.