Pocket computers/calculators with Fortran?

[badaze]

(12-14-2020 10:17 PM)Dave Britten Wrote:  

(12-14-2020 10:10 PM)badaze Wrote:  Casio FX 201 P uses a fortran like programming language. Its program model is ... strange.

0 = 1 Means : put value of register 1 in register 0.
0 = 1 + K1.5 Means put value of register 1 + 1.5 in register 0. K stands for Konstant.

Yeah, like the early Sharp models, it seems like a pretty big stretch to call that Fortran! Wouldn't mind getting ahold of one of them, though.

Tests are ternary. I should find my 201P to give an example.