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DEGREE p o FORMAT: DEGREE Abbreviation: DE. See Also: GRAD, RADIAN PURPOSE: Changes the form of angular values to decimal degrees. REMARKS: There are three forms for representing angular values - decimal degrees, radians and gradient. These forms are used in specifying the arguments to the SIN, COS, and TAN functions and in returning the results from the ASN, ACS, and ATN functions. The. DEGREE function changes the form of all angular values to decimal degree form until GRAD or RADIAN is used. The DMS and DEG functions ca~ be used to convert angles from decimal degree form to degree, mInute, second form and vice versa. DELETE o FORMA T: 1. DELETE line number IENTER I {~} 2. DELETE line number IENTER I t} 3. DELETE line number line number IENTER I t} 4. DELETE line number IENTER I Abbreviation: DEL. See Also: NEW, PASS PURPOSE: Deletes specified program lines in memory. REMARKS: Valid only as direct input in the PRO mode. Format 1 deletes only the specified program line. Format 2 deletes program lines from the line number specified up to the highest program line in memory. Format 3 deletes all program lines between the first specified line number (lower value) and the second specified line number (higher value). Format 4 deletes program lines from the lowest line number in memory up to the specified line number. Using DELETE in the RUN mode generates an error. If a password has been used, the command is not executed and the prompt is displayed. Only the digits 0-9 can be in the line numbers. Specifying a line that does not exist generates an error. Specifying a start line number that is greater than the end line number also generates an error. If the first and second line numbers are omitted, an error will occur. To delete the whole program, use the NEW command. EXAMPLE: DELETE 150· DELETE 200,*· DELETE 50-150'" DELETE ,35*··· • Deletes line 150 only. .. Deletes from line 200 to the highest line number. ••• Deletes all lines between and including line 50 and line 150 Deletes from the lowest line number up to line 35. 122 123

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DEGREE
FORMAT:
DEGREE
Abbreviation:
DE.
See
Also:
GRAD, RADIAN
PURPOSE:
Changes the form
of
angular values to decimal degrees.
REMARKS:
There are three forms for representing angular values -
decimal
degrees, radians and gradient. These forms are used in specifying the
arguments to the SIN, COS, and TAN functions and in returning the
results from the ASN, ACS, and ATN functions.
The. DEGREE function changes the form of all angular values to
decimal degree form until GRAD or RADIAN is used. The DMS and
DEG functions
ca~
be
used to convert angles from decimal degree
form to degree, mInute, second form and vice versa.
122
p
o
DELETE
o
FORMA
T:
1. DELETE line number
I
ENTER
I
2. DELETE line number
{~}
I
ENTER
I
3.
DELETE line number
t}
line number
I
ENTER
I
4.
DELETE
t}
line number
I
ENTER
I
Abbreviation:
DEL.
See
Also:
NEW, PASS
PURPOSE:
Deletes specified program lines in memory.
REMARKS:
Valid only as direct input in the PRO mode.
Format 1 deletes only the specified program line. Format 2 deletes
program lines from the line number specified up to the highest program line
in memory. Format 3 deletes all program lines between the first specified
line number (lower value) and the second specified line number (higher
value). Format 4 deletes program lines from the lowest line number in
memory
up
to the specified line number.
Using DELETE in the RUN mode generates an error. If a password has
been used, the command is not executed and the prompt is displayed.
Only the digits 0-9 can be
in
the line numbers. Specifying a line that does
not exist generates an error. Specifying a start line number that is greater
than the end line number also generates an error.
If the first and second line numbers are omitted, an error will occur.
To delete the whole program, use the NEW command.
EXAMPLE:
DELETE
150·
DELETE
200,*·
DELETE
50
-
150'"
DELETE
,35*···
• Deletes line 150 only.
..
Deletes from line 200 to the highest line number.
••• Deletes all lines between and including line
50
and line 150.
•••• Deletes from the lowest line number up to line 35.
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