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Testing ANSWER cmd - compsystems - 01-29-2017 05:37 PM Hello, the following statements Written on CAS history print("test ANS cmd"); id0:=0+1; print("ans1: "+Ans); // ans1: 1 id0:=1+1; print("ans2: "+Ans); // ans2: 2 id0:=2+1; print("ans3: "+Ans); // ans3: 3 show in the terminal view test ANS cmd ans1: 1 ans2: 2 ans3: 3 But within a program PHP Code: #cas test ANS cmd ans1: 0 ans2: 0 ans3: 0 Why? The following CAS code Requires storing each statement in an identifier, and you can not use 'Ans' Cmd =( PHP Code: #cas RE: Testing ANSWER cmd - KeithB - 01-30-2017 05:07 PM I think ANS is a keyboard only thing that is there for convenience. It does not work on my HP71B, either, though that has a much clearer demarcation between "BASIC mode" and "CALC mode". Though, I really like the () notation to get ans into an equation. |