HP 48 SYSEVAL

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(12-27-2020 01:28 PM)Giuseppe Donnini Wrote:  The fact that the built-in command-line parser is bypassed.

If I understand you correctly, the command-line parser validates the object (global name) type. Using # 05B15h SYSEVAL, I stored \<< 2 * \>> in a variable named 880. Usually I'm able to open up single quotes, press the soft key below a variable, and [ENTER] it on the stack. When I do this with 880, the single quotes disappear. It is not object type 6, but type 0. Is the HP 48's inability to store (using the built-in command set) a variable beginning with a number, a throwback to the days of a computer's inability to store a file that began with a number?