Introduction
You can use a segment of the RPD-95 memory to hold numeric values while you perform calculations with other values. You can also perform some math operations on values stored in memory.
Types of Memory
The RPD-95 memory is divided into data registers, program memory, and file space. Data registers are discussed in this section. Program memory and file space are discussed in the RPD-95 Programming Guide. Although you can specify the amount of memory allocated to each of the three types of memory, the default allocations are adequate for most needs.Data Registers
The first time you turn the calculator on, 125 data registers ( numbered 000 through 124 ) are available for storage.Each data register can hold a numeric value or alphanumeric characters. This section discusses only storing, recalling, and manipulating numeric data. Operations involving alphanumeric characters are discussed in the RPD-95 Programming Guide.
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