DM42 vs hp49gp (performance-wise)

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(12-14-2021 10:39 PM)Guenter Schink Wrote:  You didn't include the Prime in your questions.

Well, I listed it as the 2nd option...

Quote:The PRIME is a complete different thing. It doesn't RPL/RPN in programming. BUT concerning performance, it runs circles around the other calculators.

I assume you mean G2 model, right?

Quote: You'd have the choice of three programming languages.

1. PPL: The normal programming language of the PRIME

That one looks interesting...

Quote:2. CAS: Computer Algebra System

Probably, not very relevant for my use case.

Quote:3. Python: A recently added language, much faster than everything else on today's calculator market. It has some glitches still, but those shouldn't play a role in what you're planning.

What kind of Python is it? IIRC, TI calcs do support some mini python, so wonder about Prime's support?