CALCULATOR CLOUT Programming Methods for Your Programmable

MAURICE D. WEIR

Penerbit : Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Tahun : 1981

Technological developments in computing hardware over the past decade have made computers available at very inexpensive prices. Among the available types are handheld programmable calculators, which today are capable of computational tasks surpassing those oflarger computer systems of only a few years ago. The handheld programmable calculators are of such low cost that they are readily purchased by large segments of the academic, scientific, and business communities. They are also so small in size that they are easily carried around by their users. Although designed for number crunching rather than for general symbol manipulation, these “handhelds” are not simply glamorous electronic arithmetic machines: They are microcomputers capable of solving advanced problems requiring functions and decision making

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