Casio fx-4800p, anyone know this calculator?

[Dan C]

(05-25-2022 07:08 PM)Dave Britten Wrote:  I have one. It's sort of a follow-up to the fx-4500P, and has a similar programming language (i.e. a bit different from the fx-4000P, which became the basis for the graphing calculators). You use = for assignment rather than the "STO" arrow, the calculator automatically prompts for undefined variables (use FixM and {} to alter this behavior), and it has a rudimentary if/then/else sort of structure.

The fx-4850P is basically an fx-4800P with more memory. 32 KB, I think? The fx-5800P is the current model in that line, but it has a programming language more like the fx-9860G line (which I prefer over the fx-4800P style). And I like the fx-5800P enough to have two of them - it's a great science-and-engineering calculator!

Thanks for the info!, fx-4800p seems great then, i like both fx-4000p and fx-4500p a lot, so an
fx-4800p i think i like too!