View topic - Complete list (all 2900) of fx9860GII functions

by **brickviking** » Fri Sep 11, 2015 1:30 am

I see varying answers to this question, but nothing explicitly listing all 2,900 functions in one single place. Amazon and Casio all seem to show us a subset of these, listing the categories. The PDF documents (fx9860GII-Soft) seem to scatter lists of these among all the chapters. My Google-fu doesn't work very well.

The reason I'm asking is to compare it against the list of functions available for the HP-50G, which is considered far more powerful but only claims 2,300 functions.

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by **Jsec42** » Sun Sep 13, 2015 2:27 pm

Hello Brickviking! I have been using Casio Calculators for a while now - here's what I know about [OPTN][F1](There are so many commands in Casio-OS that I shouldn't cover all of them in one post). :geek:

Code: Select all: "List" token - "List <#list>" - specifies a list variable - can also be accessed by [shift][1] "L->M"/"List->Mat" - Transfers a list into a ? dimension of a matrix? "Dim" - "Dim List <list>" - returns the dimension of a list "Fill"/"Fill(" - presumably fills a list/matrix, but I do not know the syntax "Seq"/"Seq(" - "Seq(<expr>,<ind. Variable>,<#start>,<#end>,<#step>)" - Creates a sequence of values from an expression - Basically Sum Seq( will give you summation, and Prod Seq( will give you the cumulative product "Min&Max&Mean&Med&Sum&Prod&Cuml"/"Min(&Max(&Mean(&Median(&Sum &Prod &Cuml " - "Min(<list>)" or "Max(<list>)" or "Mean(<list>)" or "Median(<list>)" or "Sum <List>" or "Prod <list>" or "Cuml <list>" - statistics analysis commands - though it is probably a better idea to use the statistics mode for this, these commands work too "AUG" - "Augment(" - I think this concatenates a list/matrix, but I don't really know much about this one "%" - "Percent " - "Percent <List>" - Calculates the percentage that a value makes up the sum of a list :crazy: "∆" - "∆List " - "∆List <List>" - Calculates the increment between elements in a list :shock:

by **brickviking** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:57 am

So, talking about Lists, is there any way in Program mode to take a sequence of variables and assign those to a specified List? I haven't managed to find one yet, without stuffing things into a Matrix and using Matrix->List. i.e. What I effectively want is the following:

Code: Select all: A~E->List 1

When I try this from Run/Mat, I get "Syntax Error", and in fact I get it from everywhere except inside Stat. Even there, the best I can do is: {A, B, C, D, E, G} with my pointer on the List header. And yes, I did want G in there too.

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by **Jsec42** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 2:11 pm

{A,B,C,D,E,G} is the best you can do, I'm afraid :/ But that "should" be correct syntax.

by **brickviking** » Thu Sep 17, 2015 3:39 am

Okay, I've got that sorted out then...

Here's a couple of small routines to save and restore all numeric vars, not matrices or Lists. In the following code, replace Theta with Alpha ^ and r with Alpha x².

Code: Select all: File 6 {A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z,r,Theta}->List 6 File 1

Code: Select all: File 6 List 6[1]->A List 6[2]->B ... List 6[27]->r List 6[28]->Theta File 1

I used List 6, because there's only 6 Lists per File on a fx9750G+, and that's what I wrote these routines for. So, is there a better way to do this? That's an awful lot of lines just to restore 28 variables.

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by **SimonLothar** » Thu Sep 17, 2015 4:34 pm

This is a complete list of available OpCodes on a fx9860GII OS2.02.
If you copy it into some textfile, transfer it to your fx-9860 and view it with noteview, you will even see the CASIO multibyte characters.

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by **Jsec42** » Sun Sep 20, 2015 2:05 pm

Unfortunately that does seem to be the best way to save/restore variables. :yawn:

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