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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Lua => Topic started by: Adriweb on October 29, 2011, 05:45:38 pm
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Hi everybody,
Today is a great day!
Indeed, for the lucky owners of a TI-Nspire with OS >= 3, JayTe has made an awesome program that combines the simplicity of the TI-Basic with the power of Lua, for our pleasure ...
Here is ... TabVar 3 !
Yes, the famous program that makes all your work in depth and draws a beautiful variations table ("Tableau de variations" in french) !
"Hmm, Doesn't that exist already ?" You might say.
It does, actually, The idea is not new.
Chronologically, it has indeed been made by Adriweb (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=1592&play), the first one for Nspire, and then, TabVar (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=1620) v1 and v2, by JayTe, whose engine is based originally on Adriweb's program, but everything was done much further by integrating more and better function analysis functions and algorithms.
This program exceeds by far its competitors. No other .tns can hope to compete so far.
The outstanding feature of this version is that this program (launched exclusively on TI-Planet) deeply uses the features offered by the OS 3 by integrating a dynamic Lua script for an optimal view of the variation table, which for once is completely graphical. No need to have weird graphical hacks to correctly display what we need ...
We will not make you wait any longer... Here's a screenshot of TabVar:
(http://i.imgur.com/r5dEF.jpg)
and details of preliminary calculations (click for larger image):
(http://i.imgur.com/FxaSEs.png) (http://imgur.com/FxaSE.jpg)
So far, you will not find a more reliable engine (although nothing is perfect, of course, complex functions can be studied incompletely ...)
You can, for example, try fairly complex functions, such as polynomial, rational, with or without asymptote(s) and strange behavior with or without limits ...
In short, for a high school student (or other!) It's more than perfect :-)
Download link: http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3751 (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3751)
Thank you Who?
Thank you Jayte!
Do not forget, this program is by far the most reliable and practical for the studies of functions ..
A small screenshot to prove that point ?
(Example : TabVar v3 against a competitor for the same function f(x)=1/x)
(http://i.imgur.com/cDC9h.jpg)
Yep, do not trust bad imitations if you want a good grade!
TI-Planet.org, the reference website to find everything you need and what you dream of!
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Very nice, got to install it on my nspire!
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Great ! I am now able to
cheat check my results :P
...by Adriweb (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=1592&play)...
But, aren't you Adriweb ? The "by Adriweb" makes us think you like yourself a lot :P
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I also mentioned it on ti planet.
the programn needs CAS, quite essential to leave it out in the description :P
but I think it's really nice for people who have a CAS
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...by Adriweb (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=1592&play)...
But, aren't you Adriweb ? The "by Adriweb" makes us think you like yourself a lot :P
He wasn't the only contributor for this post :D
We prepared it together before posting it.
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I also mentioned it on ti planet.
the programn needs CAS, quite essential to leave it out in the description :P
but I think it's really nice for people who have a CAS
I've got something similar for non-CAS but it's in alpha stage.
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I'm looking forward to it :)
Thanks for all the great work!
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Nice work adriweb. :) I wonder how hard it would be to adapt it for regular CX calcs?
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I also mentioned it on ti planet.
the programn needs CAS, quite essential to leave it out in the description :P
but I think it's really nice for people who have a CAS
I've got something similar for non-CAS but it's in alpha stage.
sounds prommising :P