Sunday, September 25, 2016

HP Prime Basic Planetary Data

HP Prime Basic Planetary Data

The program PLANETS and PLANETDATA retrieve data about our solar system planets, including our dwarf planet, Pluto. 

PLANETS presents you with a choose menu which will present a screen of all the data for a planet.



PLANETDATA allows you to retrieve a specific item for a planet.  PLANETDATA has two arguments:  n for the planet, k for the data point.  This is useful if you want to pull out a specific data point for calculations.

Table for PLANETDATA(n, k):                              
Value
Planet (n)
Data Point (k)
1
Mercury
Name of the Planet
2
Venus
Radius (km)
3
Earth
Mass (kg)
4
Mars
Gravity (m/s^2)
5
Jupiter
Density (g/cm^3)
6
Saturn
Axial tilt (°)
7
Uranus
Period (days)
8
Neptune
Number of Moons
9
Pluto (dwarf planet)


Example:

The gravity on Mars.  PLANETDATA(4,4) returns 3.71 m/s^2.

The diameter of Saturn.  PLANETDAT(6,2) returns 58,232 km.



HP Prime Program:  PLANETS
EXPORT PLANETS()
BEGIN
// Solar System Data
// solarsystem.nasa.gov
// EWS 2016-09-25

LOCAL head, data, n, k, str;
head:={"Planet","Radius (km)",
"Mass (kg)","Gravity (m/s^2)",
"Density (g/cm^3)",
"Axial tilt (°)",
"period (days)",
"# Moons"};
data:={{"Mercury",2439.7,
3.30104ᴇ23,3.7,5.427,.034,
58.646,0},
{"Venus",6051.8,
4.86732ᴇ24,8.87,5.243,177.36,
243.018,0},
{"Earth",6371,
5.9722ᴇ24,9.80665,5.513,23.4393,
365.24,1},
{"Mars",3389.5,
6.4169ᴇ23,3.71,3.934,25.19,
687,2},
{"Jupiter",69911,
1.89813ᴇ27,24.79,1.326,3.1,
4332.59,67},
{"Saturn",58232,
5.68319ᴇ26,10.4,.687,26.7,
10759.22,62},
{"Uranus",25362,
8.68103ᴇ25,8.87,1.27,97.8,
30688.5,27},
{"Neptune",24622,
1.0241ᴇ26,11.15,1.638,28.3,
60182,14},
{"Pluto",1151,
1.3090ᴇ22,0.66,2.05,122.53,
90560,5}
};

CHOOSE(n,"Planet",{"Mercury","Venus",
"Earth","Mars","Jupiter","Saturn",
"Uranus","Neptune"});

// Print Screen

PRINT();
FOR k FROM 1 TO SIZE(head) DO
str:=head(k)+": "+data(n,k);
PRINT(str);
END;

RETURN "Done.";

END;

HP Prime Program: PLANETDATA
EXPORT PLANETDATA(n,k)
BEGIN
// Solar System Data
// solarsystem.nasa.gov
// Individual data
// Get data on the fly
// EWS 2016-09-25


LOCAL head, data;
head:={"Planet","Radius (km)",
"Mass (kg)","Gravity (m/s^2)",
"Density (g/cm^3)",
"Axial tilt (°)",
"period (days)",
"# Moons"};
data:={{"Mercury",2439.7,
3.30104ᴇ23,3.7,5.427,.034,
58.646,0},
{"Venus",6051.8,
4.86732ᴇ24,8.87,5.243,177.36,
243.018,0},
{"Earth",6371,
5.9722ᴇ24,9.80665,5.513,23.4393,
365.24,1},
{"Mars",3389.5,
6.4169ᴇ23,3.71,3.934,25.19,
687,2},
{"Jupiter",69911,
1.89813ᴇ27,24.79,1.326,3.1,
4332.59,67},
{"Saturn",58232,
5.68319ᴇ26,10.4,.687,26.7,
10759.22,62},
{"Uranus",25362,
8.68103ᴇ25,8.87,1.27,97.8,
30688.5,27},
{"Neptune",24622,
1.0241ᴇ26,11.15,1.638,28.3,
60182,14},
{"Pluto",1151,
1.3090ᴇ22,0.66,2.05,122.53,
90560,5}
};

IF n==0 THEN
RETURN head;
ELSE
RETURN data(n,k);
END;

END;

Sources:

NASA Solar System Exploration.  https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/


We pages retrieved during September 21, 2015 to September 25, 2015



This blog is property of Edward Shore, 2016.

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