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number of lines to delete from the current program (the program that
the calculator is currently positioned to). The calculator
deletes the specified number of lines beginning at the current
position in the program. DEL operates only
in PRGM mode.
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So, if you have a 40-line program and you wish to delete 16 lines
beginning with line 6, you would first set the calculator to line 6
of the program. Then you would execute
DEL and specify 016 to delete 16 lines.
With the calculator set to line 6 of your imaginary program.
DEL 016 would change the program ...
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The
DEL function will not delete beyond an
END instruction. For example, if you execute
DEL and specify 040 lines, and there are less
than 40 lines in the program, the calculator will only delete up to but
not including the END instruction.
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With the calculator set to line 6 of our imaginary program,
DEL 040 would only change the program ...
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