11-19-2002, 12:18 PM
SYNT said:
I said:
SYNT said:
and this:
I said:
Hmmmmmmmm....seems oddly similar to me, except for the fact that I could not remember that it was called INFIX notation.
I took this class a year ago, I'm expect to remember every detail? Sheesh :banana:
Quote:But HP calculators, you actually enter it in RPN notation.
I said:
Quote:HP's are actually based around this method...so much so, that you have to enter your calculations in reverse polish.
SYNT said:
Quote:However, every calculator still has a scheme that changes your input into RPN form. A cheapo calculator will turn "5+3 x 2" into 2 3 5 + x, and a scientific calculator will internally turn it into 5 3 2 x +.
and this:
Quote:Everyone else, and I mean EVERYONE uses infix notation to ENTER the numbers.
I said:
Quote:I think other calculators do this translation for you after you enter the keystrokes.
Hmmmmmmmm....seems oddly similar to me, except for the fact that I could not remember that it was called INFIX notation.
I took this class a year ago, I'm expect to remember every detail? Sheesh :banana:
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