Keeping track of Keystroke Programs

[Dave Britten]

Generally, you either get a few characters to name your program (42S, 41C, TI-95, WP-34S), or the calculator has such limited storage space, that anything you've keyed in was probably done fairly recently, or is used very often, and thus is easy to remember (32S, 20S). Or like the Sinclair Cambridge Programmable, it's too limited to do anything useful anyway.

The LED TIs are a different matter, since you can label a program with nearly any key on the keyboard (except digits, and a couple others). So SBR* 1/x is perfectly valid. Either stick to the hotkeys you can label with a card below the display, or use those weird labels for internal branching.

*The TI equivalent to XEQ.