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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.
b
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 
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.
When you store data in an
editor, the TI
-
86 recognizes
the data type according to the
editor. For example, only
vectors are stored using the
vector editor.