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The minimum/maximum allocations of registers are 0 data storage registers and
63 registers in program memory (319 registers with four additional memory
modules), or 63 data storage registers (319 with four additional memory
modules) and 0 registers in program memory.
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Continuous Memory
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Programs that you write and record in program memory remain there permanently
until you explicitly remove them. The Continuous Memory of the HP-41C saves
the programs permanently, even when the calculator is turned off.
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The
END Function
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As you read earlier, when you enter more than one program into program memory,
you should separate those programs using
END . Following is a short description of how
END works.
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END tells the calculator that the end of a
program’s space in program memory has been reached and all subsequent
lines belong to another program. For example, program memory now looks like
this:
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