Omnimaga
General Discussion => Introduce Yourself! => Topic started by: Thomas the Death Machine on October 28, 2014, 02:20:25 pm
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this would be my 7th post, I think. I am somewhat proficient in ti basic and have the nspire cx cas running os 3.6
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Welcome aboard! No pun attended.
Here are your welcoming peanuts!
(http://www.mardel.com/assets/item/large/073168513101.jpg)
Opps, wrong ones XD
Edit to DJ: Peanuts is the name of the 'comics', brand, group, etc.
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I wonder what's the relationship between Snoopy/Chalie Brown and peanuts since it has been 20 years since I last watched it but welcome to the forums :P
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DJ: Peanuts is the name of the 'comics', brand, group, etc.
Thomas the Death Machine, does your name reference this?
(http://i.imgur.com/zOJyfKc.gif)
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Welcome aboard! By TI-BASIC do you mean on the nspire? Usually, BASIC on the z80 calcs.(TI 73,82,83/+/SE,84+/+SE/CSE,85,86) is referred to as TI-BASIC, BASIC on the 68k calcs.(TI 92/+,89,Voyage 200) is referred to as 68k BASIC and BASIC on the nspire (all models) is referred to as nspire BASIC.
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Better late then never!
Welcome to Omnimaga, I hope you'll enjoy your stay!
!peanuts
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Well, welcome, evil talking tank engine. And nice one, Happybobjr lol. And yeah, Peanuts was actually the name of the comic strip Charlie Brown and Snoopy originally featured in.
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On a side note, do you know some Lua for the Nspire? It isn't that much like Basic but it has more features if you want to create complex programs (getkey, for example, although I heard it's possible to mimic getkey by creating a virtual d-pad on the screen). Of course it's fine if you want to use TI-BASIC, but I wanted to point that out in case. I personally don't know any of the Nspire languages, though.
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Ah yeah, you should definitely try Lua out. Although I don't have a Nspire, so I don't really know BASIC, I heard it's much, much better than BASIC. I know Lua though, and it's pretty powerful.