A case against the x<>y key
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05-11-2015, 03:39 AM
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RE: A case against the x<>y key
(05-11-2015 03:23 AM)Thomas Klemm Wrote: Not sure what you refer to. I just pointed out that \(-9^{2^3}\) is equal to \(-(9^{2^3})\) and not \((-9)^{2^3}\). The fact that Mark corrected the superfluous ENTER but not the false position of CHS irritates me a little. This really illustrates the point I'm making: the problem is the ambiguity of "conventional" algebraic notation, which doesn't exist in RPN. A user who is solving his own problem, and not just mechanically inserting numbers into a formula, will know whether he wants \(-(9^{2^3})\) or \((-9)^{2^3}\) and will naturally do the right thing. --- Les [http://www.lesbell.com.au] |
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