Portable calculator for an array calculation
OwnerMasataka Ishii, Hideki Mizukamiinventors
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Abstract
A portable calculator for operating a calculation between arrays or between an array and a single operand has an array detecting section. The array detecting section identifies each of operands included in an arithmetic expression as a single operand or an element of an array including a plurality of elements, each successive two of elements in the array sandwiching a space and sandwiching no operator. The calculation is executed defined by the arithmetic expression between each of the elements of a single array and a single operand or between corresponding elements of a plurality of arrays.
Claims6
A portable calculator comprising:
- an input key group for inputting an arithmetic expression, said input key group including a plurality of first keys each for inputting a decimal digit constituting an operand as combined or alone, a plurality of second keys for inputting an operator and at least one third key for inputting a separating symbol;
- a first memory section, operatively connected to said input key group, for storing an arithmetic expression input by said input key group;
- an array detecting section, operatively connected to said first memory section, for identifying each operand included in said arithmetic expression as a single operand or one of a plurality of elements of an array comprising a group of operands, each successive two of said plurality of elements of said array sandwiching a separating symbol and sandwiching no operator;
- a second memory section, operatively connected to said array detecting section, for storing each array identified by said array detecting section;
- an arithmetic executing section, operatively connected to said first memory section and second memory section, for executing an arithmetic operation between corresponding elements of a plurality of arrays or between each of said plurality of elements of each array and each single operand.
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