Which calculators had no known bugs?
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08-06-2017, 01:54 PM
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RE: Which calculators had no known bugs?
(08-06-2017 10:31 AM)toml_12953 Wrote: I understand the cases where X>Y and X<Y but how does X=Y work? The way I see it, the execution would be step 1, 2, then, since g X<>Y is false, step 5 is next then, since g X>Y is false, step 8 is next just putting a 1 in the display and not going anywhere. What have I misunderstood? "g X<>Y" is not a test, it is simply exchange X and Y registers ( [g] [7] on an HP-65) When X=Y, the test on line 4 fails, so it skips 2 steps and proceeds to line 7 to complete the command GTO 2. --Bob Prosperi |
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