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#1 NavidCal

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Posted 03 January 2009 - 04:06 PM

Hi my friends.
i need some program for fx 5800 , for relate with extra variable. can i have A[#] or m[#] other than Z[#]
and Can I have a Array for example A[1,3]

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Posted 07 January 2009 - 02:39 AM

I don't think so. The fx-5800 has a pretty limited memory.

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Posted 07 January 2009 - 08:39 PM

It's possible to use the 6 matrices Mat A-F in a program as two dimensional arrays.

The only indexed variable is Z, but you can have more arrays by adding an offset to
the index of Z.

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Posted 22 April 2010 - 04:56 PM

Yes, you can "misuse" the statistic variables as a three dimensional field, accessible by LIST X{n}, LIST Y{N} and LIST Freq{n}

Advantages:
Values are editable after input
Values don't depend on statistic relevant functions

Disadvantages:
Only 199 threedimensional fields are available
All fields must be filled sequentially (ascending from 1 to 199) by a program
Any real numbers, but no complex numbers are possible

Together with the Z[n] field you can build a four dimensional field.

For example, to retrieve the highest index of the 3D field simply switch to "FreqOff" in the option menu and get "n" from the statistic variables.

I prefer the statistic data field rather than the "DimZ" method because I'm able to access each value separately in a convenient way.

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