Hello,

I see some basic programs for casio that I am trying to get working on my prizm. The only thing holding me back is that some of them are writing "f1" and I do not know where to input that information on a prizm. For example This pdf link https://www2.bc.edu/~cheungc/Calculator/IntProgCasio.pdf shows an "f1" function, is it possible to make this compatible?

Or if you don't want to click the pdf file here is a link to another example http://www.mth.msu.edu/~courtney/124/casio/riemann.html

Thank you!

Isn't f1 a key? Maybe it's referring to that?

hmm, maybe you're right. I'll give it a try. Thanks!

EDIT: Actually I am getting a syntax error on f1. So confusing :/.

In the second page you linked, it says "f1 is accessed by pressing SHIFT, F MEM, fn, 1". Does that help you at all?

Not really. Maybe it's not meant for the prizm at all. I guess I will have to try and write something more simple first. I still wouldn't know how to take an equation and use it. (that is what I think the f1 is for, storing the equation).

EDIT: Forgot to add, when I run the program I am able to input some things, and then when it gets to the f1 part it gives me the syntax error.

Second Edit: I think the word I am looking for is "function memory." Sorry about the Edit's .

Hello,

It took me a while to figure out what the name of storing functions is, and as I said in the last post it's just called "function memory". I believe it's in Chapter 2 of the Prizm manual. All the instructions are in there.

Now I just need to work on my programming skills to get rid of that syntax error.