Texas TI-86 用户手册
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Chapter 2: The CATALOG, Variables, and Characters
02CATVAR.DOC TI-86, Chap 2, US English Bob Fedorisko Revised: 02/13/01 2:18 PM Printed: 02/13/01 3:00 PM Page 42 of 10
02CATVAR.DOC TI-86, Chap 2, US English Bob Fedorisko Revised: 02/13/01 2:18 PM Printed: 02/13/01 3:00 PM Page 42 of 10
Recalling a Variable Value
� Move the cursor to where you want to
insert the recalled variable value.
100
M
� Display the
Rcl
prompt at the bottom of
the screen. ALPHA-lock is on.
� Enter the variable name you want to recall.
- –
[V] [O] [L]
� Recall the variable contents to the cursor
location. The
Rcl
prompt disappears and
the entry cursor returns.
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Classifying Variables as Data Types
The TI
-86 classifies variables according to data type and places each variable on a data-type
selection screen. You can display each screen by selecting the appropriate data type from
the
the
CATLG-VARS
menu, as described on page 43. Here are some examples.
If data...
The TI
-
86 classifies the data type as...
For example:
Begins with
{
and ends with
}
A list (
VARS LIST
screen)
{1,2,3}
Begins with
ã
and ends with
ä
A vector (
VARS VECTR
screen)
ã
1,2,3
ä
Begins with
ãã
and ends with
ää
A matrix (
VARS MATRX
screen)
ãã
1,2,3
äã
4,5,6
äã
7,8,9
ää
To cancel
RCL
, press
:
.
Editing a recalled value does
not change the value stored
to the variable.
not change the value stored
to the variable.
When you store data in an
editor, the TI
editor, the TI
-
86 recognizes
the data type according to the
editor. For example, only
vectors are stored using the
vector editor.
editor. For example, only
vectors are stored using the
vector editor.