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WP 34S Programming - John Casper - 11-18-2024 11:05 AM How does the WP 34s compare to the 42S in terms of programming.Are all functions supported? RE: WP 34S Programming - Paul Dale - 11-18-2024 11:29 AM Most functions of the 42S are are supported. There are some differences: Complex numbers occupy two stack positions or two registers (the former like the 32sii). Matrix operations use registers and a descriptor rather than being a stand alone type. Alpha is done a bit differently. The graphics on the 34S is very limited, more so than the 42S's (which are primitive). The 34S is more like an earlier generation RPN programmable (34C or 11C). It also includes way more functions than the 42S. RE: WP 34S Programming - Thomas Klemm - 11-18-2024 12:21 PM Complex matrices are missing but can be emulated similar to the HP-15C: [WP-34S] Calculations With Complex Matrices RE: WP 34S Programming - John Casper - 11-18-2024 12:36 PM Thanks,is it closer to 41 in terms of programming?I would like to put 41 programs in it. RE: WP 34S Programming - Thomas Klemm - 11-18-2024 08:23 PM Suggestion: Post a program for the HP-41C. Install an emulator of the WP 43S, e.g. on the iPhone. Start translating it and post your result. Don't hesitate to ask questions. Most of the code can probably be translated one-to-one. A few things are different, e.g. RCL L instead of LASTX. Others might even be simpler. RE: WP 34S Programming - John Casper - 11-19-2024 04:56 AM Thanks