http://www.strudelline.net/hp50gloopstructures
I kinda hacked this together but it's as simple a guide as I could make and each and every loop does the exact same thing :D Put HELLO WORLD on the stack 10 times ;)
I think more people don't use HPs because more people use TIs and people tend to buy what the teacher teaches them to use. I've never seen a banker with a TI on their desk.
Manuals are supposed to suck :D That's why they come free with the product. Just like the little baggies that come with ear bud headphones.
I kinda hacked this together but it's as simple a guide as I could make and each and every loop does the exact same thing :D Put HELLO WORLD on the stack 10 times ;)
I think more people don't use HPs because more people use TIs and people tend to buy what the teacher teaches them to use. I've never seen a banker with a TI on their desk.
Manuals are supposed to suck :D That's why they come free with the product. Just like the little baggies that come with ear bud headphones.
--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "rickwendel763242" <rickwendel763242@...> wrote:
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> I have a folder in the files section. In it you can see all the manuals I've looked at. I've figured out all the programing structures in the Advanced Guide except loop structures. I'm not an advanced user, I'm just learning how to do basic RPL and operate the calculator so I can do basic tasks. That's why I need basic examples. I'm not the only person that feels the manuals HP put out are worthless. I was the only one in my electronics program that had an HP calculator. None of it is hard and in fact is obviously the easiest method. If it is, then why aren't more people using HP's? Because the manuals suck. Their is no question about it.
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