Name

Keys and Description

Page

¼

 

 

 

 

(i)L”I”

6–4

2

 

Indirect. Value of variable whose

13–21

 

 

letter corresponds to the numeric

 

 

€

value stored in variable i.

 

 

‚Converts centimeters to

4–13

1

IN

 

inches.

 

 

IDIV

{FProduces the quotient

6–15

2

 

of a division operation involving

 

 

 

two integers.

 

 

INT÷

{FProduces the quotient

4–2

1

 

of a division operation involving

 

 

 

two integers.

 

 

INTG

KObtains the greatest

4–16

1

 

integer equal to or less than given

 

 

 

number.

 

 

INPUT variable

{‰variable

12–11

 

 

Recalls the variable to the

 

 

 

X–register, displays the variable's

 

 

 

name and value, and halts

 

 

 

program execution. Pressing g

 

 

 

(to resume program execution) or

 

 

 

š(to execute the current

 

 

 

program line) stores your input in

 

 

 

the variable. (Used only in

 

 

 

programs.)

 

 

INV

Reciprocal of argument.

6–15

2

IP

"Integer part of x.

4–16

1

ISG variable

{lvariable

13–18

 

 

Increment, Skip if Greater.

 

 

 

For control number ccccccc.fffii

 

 

 

stored in variable, adds ii

 

 

 

(increment value) to ccccccc

 

 

 

(counter value) and, if the result >

 

 

 

fff (final value), skips the next

 

 

 

program line.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operation Index G–11