Appendix D: Program Memory Storage Requirements and LASTX Operations250
      Storage      
      Requirement   Saves x  
  Function   (Bytes)   in LAST X  
  ALPHA strings, n characters
   long (1 byte each character
   plus 1 byte for the string).
  n + 1   No  
  AOFF    1   No  
  AON    1   No  
  ARCL    2   No  
  ASHF    1   No  
  Assignments.        No  
  ASTO    2   No  
  AVIEW    1   No  
  ASHF    1   No  
  10x , 10^X    1   Yes  
  ex , E^X    1   Yes  
  COS–1 , ACOS    1   Yes  
  SIN–1 , ASIN    1   Yes  
  TAN–1 , ATAN    1   Yes  
  BEEP    1   No  
  CHS    1   No  
  CLRG    1   No  
  CLA    1   No  
  CLD    1   No  
  CF    2   No  
  CLST    1   No  
  CLΣ    1   No  
  CLχ , CLX    1   No  
  COS    1   Yes  
  DEC    1   Yes  
  DSE    2   No  
  DEG    1   No  
  D–R    1   Yes  
   ÷     1   Yes  
  END    3   No  
  ENG    2   No  
  EEX    1   No  
  ENTER     1   No  
  X Y , X<>Y    1   No  
  X<>    2   No  
  XEQ (ALPHA, add 1 byte for
   each ALPHA in name.)
  2   No  
  XEQ (indirect)   2   No  
  XEQ (numeric)   3   No  
  Yx , Y^X    1   Yes  
  E^X–1    1   Yes  
   Assignments of standard HP-41C functions to key locations consume one register (seven bytes) for each odd-numbered assignment made. For example, the first assignment made consumes one register, the second assignment consumes no additional space, the third assignment consumes another full register, the fourth consumes no additional space, and so on. Assignments of programs that you have written and stored into program memory do not require any additional space; the assignment is stored with that program’s label.