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Lbl, lcm(, LCust(, label, integerA, title

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Lbl ‡ program editor CTL menu lcm( MATH MISC menu LCust( ‡ program editor CTL menu Chapter 20: A to Z Function and Instruction Reference 311 Lbl label Creates a label of up to eight characters. A program can use a Goto instruction to transfer control (branch) to a specified label. InpSt stores input as a string, so be sure to store a string to the password variable. lcm(integerA,integerB) Returns the least common multiple of two nonnegative integers. LCust(item#,"title" [,item#,"title", ...]) Loads (defines) the TIN86's custom menu, which is displayed when the user presses 9. The menu can have up to 15 items, shown in three groups of five items. For each item#/title pair: • item# - integer from 1 through 15 that identifies the item's position in the menu. The item numbers must be specified in order, but you can skip numbers. • "title" - string with up to 8 characters (not counting the quotes) that will be pasted to the current cursor location when the item is selected. This can be a variable name, expression, function name, program name, or any text string. Program segment, assuming a correct password has already been stored to the password variable: © :Lbl Start :InpSt "Enter password:",PSW :If PSWƒpassword :Goto Start :Disp "Welcome" © lcm(5,2) b 10 lcm(6,9) b 18 lcm(18,33) b 198 Program segment: © :LCust(1,"t",2,"Q'1",3,"Q'2",4,"R K",5,"Euler",6,"QI1",7,"QI2",8,"t Min") © After executed and when the user presses 9:

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Chapter 20: A to Z Function and Instruction Reference
311
Lbl
‡ program editor
CTL menu
Lbl
label
Creates a
label
of up to eight characters. A program can
use a
Goto
instruction to transfer control (branch) to a
specified label.
Program segment, assuming a correct
password has already been stored to the
password
variable:
©
:Lbl Start
:InpSt "Enter password:",PSW
:If PSW
ƒ
password
:Goto Start
:Disp "Welcome"
©
lcm(
MATH MISC menu
lcm(
integerA
,
integerB
)
Returns the least common multiple of two nonnegative
integers.
lcm(5,2)
b
10
lcm(6,9)
b
18
lcm(18,33)
b
198
LCust(
‡ program editor
CTL menu
LCust(
item#
,"
title
"
[
,
item#
,"
title
",
...]
)
Loads (defines) the TI
N
86’s custom menu, which is
displayed when the user presses
9
. The menu can
have up to 15 items, shown in three groups of five items.
For each
item#
/
title
pair:
item#
— integer from 1 through 15 that identifies the
item’s position in the menu. The item numbers must
be specified in order, but you can skip numbers.
"
title
"
— string with up to 8 characters (not counting
the quotes) that will be pasted to the current cursor
location when the item is selected. This can be a
variable name, expression, function name, program
name, or any text string.
Program segment:
©
:LCust(1,"t",2,"Q'1",3,"Q'2",4,"R
K",5,"Euler",6,"QI1",7,"QI2",8,"t
Min")
©
After executed and when the user presses
9
:
InpSt
stores input as a string,
so be sure to store a string to
the
password
variable.