Re: TIB: What's that shortcut?
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Re: TIB: What's that shortcut?
> > 3(abs(iPart(K/10)-10)-1)+10fPart(K/10)-1+2(K==102)
I don't understand the formula and don't really want to, but here's what it
does:
(K==102) evaluates to 1 if it is true or 0 if it is false, so if k = 102, then
you add 2 to the result, otherwise you don't.
The '==' operator on the 86 is the same as the '=' operator on the other calcs.
Philipp Keller
>
> what does that k==102 mean?
>
> At 11:14 PM 7/23/99 EDT, you wrote:
> >
> >, cosmo70@hotmail.com writes:
> >
> >>
> >> Thanks - I'll check it out tomorrow. BTW, for anyone else, this is for
> >the
> >> TI-86.
> >
> >well sense im such a nice guy i looked it up. mostly cus im extremly bored
> >this code is for the 86 but should be able to be ported to any other calc
> >easily
> >
> > 3(abs(iPart(K/10)-10)-1)+10fPart(K/10)-1+2(K==102)
> >
> >later
> > matt c
> >
> >
> >
> Thanks,
> -Rob Smith
> AiM: BillVortex
> IcQ: 41180184
>
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