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The programming language is similar to a primitive macro assembler. Any keystroke could be stored, along with basic program flow control commands and conditional tests. The TI-57 used the "one step, one instruction" principle, regardless of whether one instruction required one or up to four keypresses.
Tests for equality/inequality could be performed against a value on the display (the x register) and a dedicated register (the
Targeted users were highschool students and engineers: basic mathematical, trigonometrical and statistical functions were therefore available.
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