kind of things, but need a book or article on the basics of RPL, like how to store variables and use them in a program, how to store the program and the like. Are there any basic programming examples, with more than
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to make simple (and some a bit more complicated) programs in UserRPL, the programming language of the HP48. Most examples are related to math, and most programs are totally useless: the calculator does the same the program does automatically. They just examples, to demonstrate the
Global variables. An object can be stored in a "variable" for later retrieval. Variables are shown in the menu bar by pressing [VAR] These are called GLOBAL variables. Local variables. An object only used temporarily within a program ( i.e. not saved ) is called a local variable. After the program has run, local variables are
A series of tutorials providing an introduction and overview of the various programming utilities of the HP48 and HP49. Download these Tutorials If you would like to study these tutorials offline, then download tutes.zip (263kb) into a suitable directory. The structure of the zipped file is identical to what is displayed here online.
Terminlogy used in these tutorials. To simplify explanations, key presses are described as follows: Primary key [name], ("name" is what's typed on the face of the key); Left-Shift [L-S] [name] (shifted-name), (shifted-name is the left-shifted function); Right-Shift [R-S] [name] (shifted-name), (shifted-name is the right-shifted
Programming documentation files written about the HP 48 as part of the HP Calculator Archive.
INTRO TO PROGRAMING: EVALUATE A FUNCTION - HP 48. Introduction The instructions for entering, running, exiting, and editing are the same for any program. The actual program on this sheet allows you to quickly evaluate a function in a "table" format. This may be helpful when determining a reasonable window for

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