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[Sergei Frolov]

I can't understand logic of [C] key (not AC/on) on simply calculators like fx-260

4 [+] 5 [*] 6 [^] 7 [C] [*] 3 [=] 19

and

4 [+] 5 [*] 6 [^] 7 [C] [+] 3 [=] 12

So, pressing [C] key, calculator clear not only last number, but all calculations after [+]?

 

4 [*] [(] 5 [+] 6 [*] 7 [^] 8 [C] [+] 3 [=] 36  ???

Edited by Sergei Frolov, 02 April 2019 - 01:49 PM.

[GodOfCows]

It clears the contents of the screen, but not memory

[Sergei Frolov]

It clears the contents of the screen, but not memory

Can you clarify what you said?

[GodOfCows]

I currently don't have my fx-260 with me, but if you do 2+2 then *2 then press C then type in 5 equal then it should equal to 20.

[Sergei Frolov]

I currently don't have my fx-260 with me, but if you do 2+2 then *2 then press C then type in 5 equal then it should equal to 20.

Your example 2+2 then *2 does not include a change operation after clicking [C]

 

What shoud be if press 2+2 then *2, then [C] + 2 = ?

Edited by Sergei Frolov, 02 April 2019 - 03:23 PM.

[GodOfCows]

I don't have my calculator with me, it says C clears the display input value. so it just deltes what you just inputed but no your previose stuff 

 

If you do 2+2=4*5 [C] 2 = 8

 

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[Sergei Frolov]

Thank you for explaining your examples.  

I hope you can also easily explain the answers to my examples (see 1st message in this topic) when try its on your calculator.