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Section
5:
Programming
Basics
83
see
an
example.
Press
once.
Your
HP-11C’s
display
will
now
show
the
keycode
for
the
second
instruction
of
the
heat
loss
program:
002-
3
~—
St
Line
Number
—4
4—
Keycode
We
know
that
002-
is
the
program
line
number.
The
“3”
denotes,
in
this
Keys
Keycode
case,
the
number
3.
The
box
at
the
&
42
3
right
shows
how
the
keycode
would
3
>
3
change
when
the
“3”
key
is
used with
&
43
3
or
without
the
[f]and
[g]
prefix
keys.
The
remaining
keystrokes
for
the
heat
loss
program
are
shown
below
with
their
corresponding
displays.
Press
each
key
in
turn
and
verify
the
keycodes
shown
in
the
display.
Keystrokes
Display
0
003-
0
The
“0”
digit
key.
004-
20
The
2"
row,
10tP
key.
)
005-
48 The
4!
row,
8P
key.
4
006-
4
The
“4”
digit
key.
7
007-
7
The“7”
digit
key.
008-
20
The2nd
row. 10th
key.
(g][RTN]
009-
43
32
Denotes
end
of
program.
(9]
Sets
calculator
to
Run
mode.
Programming
Operations
The
preceding
topic,
keycodes,
covered
individual
program
instructions.
Now
let’s
take
some
time
to
examine
the
details
of
a
complete
programming
process.
The
following
paragraph
describes
a
new
program
we
can
create
to
help
illustrate
the
steps
involved
in
programming.
If
you
want
to
manually
calculate
the
area
of
a
circle
using
the
formula
A
=
7r?
you
could
first
key
in
the
radius
r,
then
square
it
by
pressing
g
][x?].
Next
you
would
place
=
in
the
display
by
pressing

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