Aaron Hertz wrote:
>> how do you program to make the user put in a Y1 value and save itYou are right. I have an 83, which does not have an InpSt function. I tried it the way that i had suggested on the 83, and i guess the input function works with strings without the quotes, but the prompt function needs the quotes, or else it gives a data type error. that doesnt make much sense to me; i would think that if input can accept a string without quotes, that prompt would also.
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>> the program will graph the graph for you. I can do this for the 92
but I
>> can't for the 86. How do I do it?
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> use the string>equ( function.
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>input "Enter equation in quotation marks: ",Str1
>String>Equ(Str1,Y1)
Why not just use InpSt? It allows you to omit the requirement for the
user to put in quotation marks.