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Programming 16-1
16
Programming
Introduction
This chapter describes how to program using the hp
39g+. In this chapter you’ll learn about:
• using the Program catalog to create and edit
programs
• programming commands
• storing and retrieving variables in programs
• programming variables.
HINT
More information on programming, including examples
and special tools, can be found at HP’s calculators web
site:
http://www.hp.com/calculators
The Contents of a
Program
An hp 39g+ program contains a sequence of numbers,
mathematical expressions, and commands that execute
automatically to perform a task.
These items are separated by a colon ( : ). Commands
that take multiple arguments have those arguments
separated by a semicolon ( ; ). For example,
PIXON xposition;yposition:
Structured
Programming
Inside a program you can use branching structures to
control the execution flow. You can take advantage of
structured programming by creating building-block
programs. Each building-block program stands
alone—and it can be called from other programs. Note:
If a program has a space in its name then you have to put
quotes around it when you want to run it.
- Printing History 2
- Contents 3
- 9 Inference aplet 5
- 10 Using the Finance Solver 5
- 13 Matrices 6
- 14 Lists 6
- 15 Notes and sketches 6
- 16 Programming 7
- 17 Extending aplets 7
- Manual conventions 9
- P-2 Preface 10
- Getting started 11
- The display 12
- The keyboard 13
- Aplet control keys 14
- Entry/Edit keys 15
- Shifted keystrokes 16
- Getting started 1-7 17
- Program 18
- Input forms 19
- Mode settings 20
- Getting started 1-11 21
- Aplets (E-lessons) 22
- Quad Explorer 24
- Getting started 1-15 25
- Aplet library 26
- Aplet views 26
- Getting started 1-17 27
- Aplet view configuration 28
- Mathematical calculations 29
- Example Calculate : 30
- Example Calculate 30
- Explicit and 31
- Last output 32
- Last input 32
- Edit line 32
- Getting started 1-23 33
- Storing a value 34
- Using fractions 35
- Setting fraction 36
- Fraction 37
- Converting 38
- Complex numbers 39
- Catalogs and editors 40
- Aplets and their views 41
- 2-2 Aplets and their views 42
- Evaluating expressions 43
- 2-4 Aplets and their views 44
- About the Plot view 45
- Plot view 46
- To move between 48
- Zoom within a 49
- 2-10 Aplets and their views 50
- Aplets and their views 2-11 51
- 2-12 Aplets and their views 52
- Aplets and their views 2-13 53
- VIEWS menu 54
- Aplets and their views 2-15 55
- About the numeric view 56
- Numeric view 57
- 2-18 Aplets and their views 58
- NUM), choose 59
- CLEAR) 59
- “Build Your Own” menu keys 60
- Example: plotting a circle 61
- 2-22 Aplets and their views 62
- Function aplet 63
- Define the 64
- Plot the 64
- Change the 65
- Analyse graph 66
- Function aplet 3-5 67
- To find the 68
- Display the 69
- Explore the 69
- 3-8 Function aplet 70
- Access FCN 71
- 3-10 Function aplet 72
- Function aplet 3-11 73
- CLEAR to clear all lines.) 74
- CHARS ≤ 74
- CHARS > 1 74
- AND CHARS ≤ 1 74
- Parametric aplet 75
- Set angle 76
- Polar aplet 79
- and R1 80
- Sequence aplet 81
- Select Cobweb 83
- Solve aplet 85
- menu key to assist in the 86
- Solve the 87
- Solve aplet’s NUM view keys 88
- Use an initial guess 89
- Interpreting results 90
- Plotting to find guesses 91
- 7-8 Solve aplet 92
- Solve aplet 7-9 93
- Using variables in equations 94
- Choose fit and 97
- Statistics aplet 8-5 99
- 8-6 Statistics aplet 100
- Statistics aplet 8-7 101
- 8-8 Statistics aplet 102
- CLEAR is used the 103
- SETUP-PLOT 104
- Sort data 105
- Defining a regression model 106
- Computed statistics 107
- Two-variable 108
- Plotting You can plot: 109
- Plot types 110
- Fitting a curve to 2VAR data 111
- Trouble-shooting a plot 112
- Exploring the graph 113
- Calculating predicted values 114
- Statistics aplet 8-21 115
- Inference aplet 117
- 9-2 Inference aplet 118
- Select the 119
- 9-4 Inference aplet 120
- Open the 121
- Statistics aplet 121
- Calculate 121
- 9-6 Inference aplet 122
- Display Numeric 123
- Display Plot 123
- Hypothesis tests 124
- Two-Sample Z-Test 125
- One-Proportion Z-Test 126
- Two-Proportion Z-Test 127
- One-Sample T-Test 128
- Inputs The inputs are: 129
- Results The results are: 129
- Two-Sample T-Test 130
- Confidence intervals 131
- Two-Sample Z-Interval 132
- One-Proportion Z-Interval 133
- Two-Proportion Z-Interval 133
- One-Sample T-Interval 134
- Two-Sample T-Interval 135
- Using the Finance Solver 137
- 10-2 Using the Finance Solver 138
- Using the Finance Solver 10-3 139
- Performing TVM 140
- Example 1 - Loan calculations 141
- 10-6 Using the Finance Solver 142
- Calculating Amortizations 143
- 10-8 Using the Finance Solver 144
- Using mathematical functions 145
- Math functions by category 146
- Keyboard functions 147
- ASIN Arc sine: sin 148
- ACOS Arc cosine: cos 148
- ATAN Arc tangent: tan 149
- Calculus functions 150
- Complex number functions 151
- Constants 152
- Hyperbolic trigonometry 152
- List functions 153
- Loop functions 153
- Matrix functions 154
- Polynomial functions 154
- Probability functions 156
- Real-number functions 157
- Two-variable statistics 160
- Symbolic functions 161
- Test functions 162
- Trigonometry functions 163
- Symbolic calculations 164
- Finding derivatives 165
- To find derivatives 166
- − XXS ,53,1,0 167
- Introduction 169
- To store the results 170
- To use variables in 171
- The VARS menu 172
- To access an aplet 176
- Memory Manager 177
- Matrices 179
- Creating and storing matrices 180
- To create a matrix 181
- Working with matrices 182
- To display one 183
- Matrix arithmetic 184
- Matrices 13-7 185
- To negate each 186
- Matrix functions and commands 187
- Argument conventions 188
- Matrices 13-11 189
- 13-12 Matrices 190
- Examples 191
- Reduced-Row 192
- Echelon Form 192
- Create a list in 193
- CLEAR Clears all lists 194
- Displaying and editing lists 196
- To insert an element 197
- To store one 197
- Lists 14-7 199
- 14-8 Lists 200
- Lists 14-9 201
- 14-10 Lists 202
- Notes and sketches 203
- Note edit keys 204
- Aplet sketch view 205
- DRAW keys 206
- Notes and sketches 15-5 207
- The notepad 208
- Notepad Catalog keys 209
- NOTEPAD), open the note 210
- Programming 211
- Program catalog 212
- Program catalog keys 213
- Creating and editing programs 214
- PROGRM to 215
- CHARS menu 216
- Using programs 217
- Transmit a 218
- Customizing an aplet 219
- Aplet naming convention 220
- Configuring the 221
- Setviews menu 221
- 16-12 Programming 222
- Programming commands 223
- Aplet commands 224
- Auto-run programs 225
- ProgramName 226
- ViewNumber 226
- View numbers 227
- 16-18 Programming 228
- Drawing commands 229
- Graphic commands 230
- Programming 16-21 231
- XPageNum: 231
- Loop commands 232
- Matrix commands 233
- 16-24 Programming 234
- Print commands 235
- Prompt commands 235
- 16-26 Programming 236
- X A:CHOOSE A; 236
- CMDS 237
- NOTE and type AREA IS 238
- Stat-One commands 239
- Stat-Two commands 239
- Plot-view variables 240
- Extremum 241
- Hmin/Hmax 241
- InvCross 242
- Nmin / Nmax 243
- Recenter 243
- S1mark–S5mark 243
- StatPlot 244
- Umin/Umax 244
- Tmin / Tmax 245
- Xmin / Xmax 246
- Ymin / Ymax 246
- Symbolic-view variables 247
- R1...R9, R0 248
- U1...U9, U0 248
- E1...E9, E0 248
- S1fit...S5fit 248
- Numeric-view variables 249
- NumIndep 250
- NumStart 250
- StatMode 251
- Note variables 252
- Sketch variables 252
- Extending aplets 253
- 17-2 Extending aplets 254
- Resetting an aplet 255
- Sending and receiving aplets 256
- To transmit 257
- To sort the 258
- To delete an 258
- Reference information 259
- R-2 Reference information 260
- Resetting the hp 39g+ 261
- Operating details 262
- To install the main 263
- To install the 263
- R-6 Reference information 264
- Variables 264
- Reference information R-7 265
- Parametric aplet variables 266
- Polar aplet variables 267
- Sequence aplet variables 268
- Solve aplet variables 269
- Statistics aplet variables 270
- MATH menu categories 271
- R-14 Reference information 272
- Program constants 273
- Program commands 274
- Status messages 275
- MEMORY) 276
- Limiting Warranty 277
- W-2 Limiting Warranty 278
- Limiting Warranty W-3 279
- W-4 Limiting Warranty 280
- Regulatory information 281
- Disposal of Waste 282
- Equipment by Users 282
- Household in the 282
- European Union 282
- Index I-1 283
- I-2 Index 284
- Index I-3 285
- I-4 Index 286
- Index I-5 287
- I-6 Index 288
- Index I-7 289
- I-8 Index 290
- Index I-9 291
- I-10 Index 292
- Index I-11 293
- I-12 Index 294
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