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BASIC comparison sheet ProgsVarsMem Page 3
Programs, Variables and Memory
Vendor Casio
Model FX-702 PB-700 PB-770 FX-750P VX-4 Z-1GR FP-200
PB-100
PB-300
FX-700P
FX-710P
PB-220
FX-720P
FX-730P
FX-770P
FX-785P
FX-790P
FX-795P
FX-850P
FX-880P
PB-1000
PB-2000C/AI-1000
with BASIC ROM
OM-53B
Variables A-Z, A0-A9..T0-T9. Fixed variables A-Z.
Numeric range BCD, 10 digits, 2 digits exponent. Special symbol for the exponent. BCD, 10 or 5 digits, 2 digits exponent BCD, 10 digits, 2 digits exponent.
String variables
Fixed string variables A$-Z$, 7 characters, share memory with A-Z.
$, 30 characters. $, 62 characters.
String too long ERR 6 Silent truncation ST error
String literals "STRING" "String" "STRING" "String", "String – Trailing quote can be omitted on line end.
Character set FX-702P PB-100 PB-100 extended ASCII + japanese + graphics ASCII ASCII + japanese + symbols Same as PB-700 ASCII + symbols
Lower case NO Yes NO Yes Yes
Arrays
String arrays N/A
Array dimensions Number and size of dimensions is only limited by memory. Dimensions can be expressions.
Automatic DIM No DIM mode. All arrays must be defined. All arrays must be defined.
Clear variables VAC resets all variables.
CLEAR deletes all variables and arrays.
No DIM mode. ERASE deletes selected arrays. N/A
Fixed variables A-Z, maximum of 40 "registered"
two letter variables or arrays. Use of undefined
two letter variables results in an UV error.
Long variable names, case sensitive, must not start with a keyword.
FX-850P/880P restricts length to 15 characters.
The limit for VX-4, Z-1, PB-1000, OM-53B is unknown but higher than 64.
Longer names are truncated.
All variables are independent. Undefined variables return 0.
Long variable names, case
sensitive, must not start with a
keyword.
Maximum length is 255.
All variables are independent.
Undefined variables return 0.
DEFDBL, DEFSGL <letter range>
and suffixes #and ! allow double
or single precision. Variables of
different types are independent
from each other.
BCD with 2 digts exponent.
Single precision: 6+3 digits.
Doube precision: 16+3 digits.
The three guard digits are not
displayed.
String variable names follow the rules of numeric variables+$.
String length is dynamic up to 255 characters.
The total amount of string space must be set by CLEAR.
Undefined string variables return an empty string.
See left.
DEFSTR <letter range> allows
names without $.
Registered two letter (+$) string variables,
16 characters. Use of undefined two letter string
variables results in an error.
A(...) overlaps variables
A0, A1, etc., created by
DEFM <blocks>.
A(...)-Z(...) overlap A-Z:
A(0)-A(25) are A-Z,
B(0)-B(24) are B-Z,
...
Z(0) is Z.
DIM A(...) creates independent array.
Maximum of 8 arrays.
DIM A(...) defines normal array,
two letter names allowed.
DIM A!(...) defines "half-precision" array,
only A!-Z! allowed.
DIM Name(...) defines array.
Array names follow the rules of numeric variables.
A$(...)-Z$(...) overlap the fixed
string variables A$-Z$ (see
above.)
DIM A$(...) creates independent string
array, 7 characters.
DIM A$(...)*L defines string array with defined
length L, which defaults to 16 characters. Only
A$-Z$ allowed. Length can be an expression.
Maximum string length is 80.
DIM Name$(...) defines string array.
String array names follow the rules of string variables.
String length is dynamic up to 255 characters.
The total amount of string space must be set by CLEAR.
1: (0..10*<blocks>-1)
2: (0..9,0..<blocks>-1)
Maximum index of Z(...) defined
by DEFM.
Three dimensions, up to 255.
Dimensions can be expressions.
Two dimensions, up to 255.
Dimensions can be expressions.
Up to three dimensions. Size is
limited by memory.
OPTION BASE 0 or 1 set the
lowest index for next DIM.
DEFM works like PB-100.
DIM disables DEFM mode.
DEFM works like PB-100.
DIM disables DEFM mode.
Arrays of dimension (10), (10,10)
or (10,10,10) can be created
implicitly by an assignment.
CLEAR or VAC resets all fixed variables.
CLEAR resets all fixed variables and deletes all
registered variables and arrays.
CLEAR or VAC deletes all
variables and arrays.
DIM mode: CLEAR deletes all arrays,
ERASE deletes selected arrays.
ERASE deletes selected registered variables or
arrays.
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