Variables

With the sto command, you can save something into a variable:

saves the value 3.1415 in the variabele named pi. To get the value back, use the rcl command:

The sto and rcl commands store the contents of the variables into the computer's working memory (RAM).
Another way to get variable values is to type the variable name followed by a semicolon: pi; [Enter]

The commands load and save work in a similar way, but stores on disk, into a file. The name of this file is the same as the name you supply, followed by a .text extension. E.g., the variable test is stored into the file test.text gebruiken. When the file name given is not an identifier, you can chose the file name yourself, and more importantly, chose another directory to save in. E.g., type something like

1/x [Enter] save [Enter] to save your work somewhere.

It is not possible to store two or more entries of the stack in a single file.

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