48G Infinite Numerical Precision for Integers?

[Hal Bitton in Boise]

Hi Folks.

I've had my 48G for about three weeks now, and have still not figured out how to display long integers on it. For instance, if I key in a 50 digit integer, the command line accepts it just fine, but when I enter it, it's converted to scientific notation, and I can't figure out how to get the integer view back. I can't seem to find this topic addressed in the user's guide.
How can I view all the digits in my big integer again?

Thanks, and best regards, Hal

[The person formerly known as dot]

You can't find information about this capability, because it doesn't exist. You will need to download a third party program from hpcalc.org

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[Marcus von Cube, Germany]

Hi "dot",

I couldn't find anything appropriate on hpcalc.org. Are you referring to this lib by Werner Huysegoms? It's for the HP 49, not the 48G.

Marcus

[Marcus von Cube, Germany]

For the feature to work, an "exact integer" object type is neccessary. To my knowledge, this did not exist prior to the CAS equipped HP49g and its successors.

Marcus

[Hal Bitton in Boise]

Well, I guess that explains it.

Thanks guys.

Hal