TI 84+ Programming

[Mr. Hasselhoff]

In computer science we're just starting programming with calculators and here are some things that may be of use for you.

Here is a program that is called Modulus. It can be used in the Eucliderian (spelling?) algorythm to find the GFC of any two numbers.

:ClrHome
:Promt A
:Promt B
:A/B->Q
:fPart(Q)->F
:F*B->R
:Disp "A Mod B ="
:Disp R


Here is another program that gives your the real, non-imginary answers to a quadratic forumla. This forumla is used a lot in Algebra 2 + Calculus.

:Promt A
:Promt B
:Promt C
:√(B²-4AC)->Z
:2A->X
:(-B+Z)/X->F
:(-B-Z)/X->G
:Disp F,G


I'll keep updating this with other stuff that we learn.

Heres a nice website as well.
http://www.unitedti.org/index.php?act=idx

[anonymouse187]

I just got a TI-84 Plus Silver Edition from OfficeDepot for $85 AR + shipping. It was a good deal and teh calculator is teh pwnage.

[TACO_HATER]

its easy 2 program basic stuff into the calculators. my 1 friend acctually programmed a game into the calc it was pretty simple but it worked

[Mr. Hasselhoff]

its easy 2 program basic stuff into the calculators. my 1 friend acctually programmed a game into the calc it was pretty simple but it worked
Was it text based..

[Haze]

lol I tried to make a shit text based rpg but it sucks because neither 'End' or 'Stop' stop the use of 'Lbl' like if you have.


:menu("Choose A color","blue",1,"green",2
:
:Lbl 1
:Disp "You chose blue"
: -- [what do i put here to make it stop the current lbl?]
:
:Lbl 2
:Disp "You liek green?"
:



in this example if you choose blue, it will say
"You chose blue"
"You leik green?"

however if you chose green, it will say
"You leik green?"

I think 'Return' might help but I want to know how to skip to a specific menu/location in the program from a label.

[thepreacha619]

someone was bored. lol.

[*CCCP*]

I put answers and formulas on my calculator, it owns.

[tom_beach22]

lol I tried to make a shit text based rpg but it sucks because neither 'End' or 'Stop' stop the use of 'Lbl' like if you have.


:menu("Choose A color","blue",1,"green",2
:
:Lbl 1
:Disp "You chose blue"
: -- [what do i put here to make it stop the current lbl?]
:
:Lbl 2
:Disp "You liek green?"
:











in this example if you choose blue, it will say
"You chose blue"
"You leik green?"

however if you chose green, it will say
"You leik green?"

I think 'Return' might help but I want to know how to skip to a specific menu/location in the program from a label.






put pause in between them.

[Haze]

put pause in between them.

Nah, pause will make it so once you have chosen Lbl 1 you will have to push enter before it moves on, onto Lbl 2.

Pause justs holds the screen before you push enter, and then it continues.

[tom_beach22]

ya i know.

ok well ya make it like this yo! stop makes the label stop!
so it should look like this.


:menu("Choose A color","blue",1,"green",2
:
:Lbl 1
:Disp "You chose blue"
:Stop
:
:Lbl 2
:Disp "You liek green?"
:

[Mr. Hasselhoff]

Ha Thx I Neve Rknew How To Stop It!!!

[tom_beach22]

ok cool

[jewishmafia]

mine does that shit without all those goddamn commands. I have a ti-89 titanuim OMGZORS!

[Mr. Hasselhoff]

you can't use that on the SATs/CATS OMZORZGS!

[jewishmafia]

Thats why ihave a ti-84 + Silver

[Cha Kay Kiddo]

i got a 84 plus silver and ill i do is use it for my gameeeboi

[Haze]

hmm i think i tried that but what i need to know is if you can assign variables or names to each menu and have a label return you to a certain menu