Well I don't know much about assembly but you can use interrupts probably, but I'm sure there's a better way. As for your TI-BASIC example, that won't really work. You don't have
R and
C initialized, plus you have no wrap around/end stopping code. Also,
For(A,1,1000):End is way overkill for that. (Also, the key code for the right button isn't twenty-four, it's twenty-six. So unless you meant left you'd have to change that plus the line
C-1→C would be
C+1→C.) Better way of showing would be:
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| DelVar D4→R
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Repeat 0
getKey→K
If Ans=26
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Output(R,C,"_
C+D
Ans-16((Ans=17)-not(Ans→C
Output(R,Ans,"O
rand(2 \\rand or rand(# is a better way to do delay/pauses/slowdowns/etc. in TI-BASIC.
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