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Full Cas Syntax?

Started by neontiger , May 31 2007 08:33 PM

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#1 neontiger

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Posted 31 May 2007 - 08:33 PM

Hi guys:

Where can I get the full CAS syntax?
Because I spend lots of times finding out, for example, how to place a condition like this one:

Define f(x)=1/x | x!=0

Note that x!=0 means "x not equal to 0".

Thanks in advance.

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Posted 31 May 2007 - 08:47 PM

Define f(x)=1/x | x<>0

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#3 neontiger

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Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:03 PM

Yes. I know.
But I want to know about the whole CAS sintax... I'm looking for something like a Help System for the CAS.

Thanks anyway

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Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:05 PM

See the manual bundled on CD.. isn't it the very first solution?

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Posted 01 June 2007 - 03:01 PM

I'm looking for something like a Help System for the CAS.

If I understood well, you are looking for a built-in CAS help system, and, unfortunately, you are not the only one. There is no such a thing released by Casio :banghead:

. However, Martin Saurer has created an add-in which provides basic help for each CAS command, and some examples; it also has a search feature, which is very useful. Unfortunately, it's an add-in, so if you need help, you need to run the add-in, find the topic you want, then return to the "Main" application. Furthermore, this add-in is rather old (latest release: Oct 28, 2005), which means that there is no help for CAS commands added in OS 3.0. Nevertheless, it's better than nothing.