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Although I agree with your general feeling (RPL is mostly a write-only language), RPL is still a quite valid language to add useful formulas in some menus. For
by yiyus 9y ago
Although I agree with your general feeling (RPL is mostly a write-only language), RPL is still a quite valid language to add useful formulas in some menus.
For example, I still have many programs for electrical circuits, like adding resistances in parallel, and those ones are easy to understand. Full programs with many functions and branches? I had no idea what I was doing.
- cjsuk 9y agoThat's exactly what I was using mine for. << INV SWAP INV + INV >> 'RPAR' STO Then I realised I don't bother with it. Can get close enough in my head. I only want to solve for one variable so the Casio gets full marks there.