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Converting in fx-CG10 ? [Solved]
« on: February 20, 2012, 01:38:42 am »
When I convert Hex 7A to anything I get "28"and not "122"

Also if I convert  Hex 5A to anything I get "20" and not "90"

7A is ASCII character cap Z
5A is ASCII character low z

I am confuse, am I doing something wrong?  *.*

fx-CG10 Version 01.03.0200

Sorry I was using ALPHA to write A B C D E F, it is not the same as just pressing A B C D E F without ALPHA.
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Re: Converting in fx-CG10 ? [Solved]
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2012, 02:14:02 am »
Hmm interesting. Do you use TI-BASIC by the way (welcome to the forums too)? I remember on the 83+ it did not matter if you pressed 2nd/Alpha or not, as it returned the same values, but I think on the TI-89 it detected if those keys were pressed.
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Re: Converting in fx-CG10 ? [Solved]
« Reply #2 on: February 20, 2012, 09:30:16 am »
No I have never try TI-Basic. I want to start using CASIO - BASIC, I've been playing with it.

The problem I was having was in the build-in converter of the calculator.

I have a question how do I use hex values in CASIO Basic? using fx-CG10

Oh found it, you need to indicate BASE programming when creating a new program.
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