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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => TI-BASIC => Topic started by: Munchor on October 16, 2010, 10:18:54 am
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Hello everybody, I know a little bit of ti_basic, so for example:
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disp ("hello world")
This is really basic, but it's just an example...
In ti-84 I would go to "Prog" and make a "new" and then:
ClrHome
Disp("hello world")
How do i do that in the nspire?
And save it as a program that runs the "hello world" command?
Thanks in advance!
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Prgm
Disp "hello world"
EndPrgm
oh also to get to the program editor just creat a new document, pess doc, insert (4), program editor (9), new program (1)
then once you got that typed in hit ctrl+b to store it then you can open a new page and select calculator and run it by typing in <name>()
then to save the actual program just press the doc key again, go to file, and click save.
hope that helps! :)
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^ That is one long sentence... :P
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^ That is one long sentence... :P
One long useful sentence!!!!
I've made a plus, minus, multiply and divide calculator =P
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Have you looked at Ndless yet?
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Have you looked at Ndless yet?
Also, not to be rude, but N-Spire is the wrong spelling, and looks weird. Use Nspire instead.
You need to be careful with that kind of comment. We don't want to make new member feel unwelcome and scare them away.
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Have you looked at Ndless yet?
Also, not to be rude, but N-Spire is the wrong spelling, and looks weird. Use Nspire instead.
You need to be careful with that kind of comment. We don't want to make new member feel unwelcome and scare them away. This isn't UTI/TIBD
:O loool
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Have you looked at Ndless yet?
Also, not to be rude, but N-Spire is the wrong spelling, and looks weird. Use Nspire instead.
You need to be careful with that kind of comment. We don't want to make new member feel unwelcome and scare them away. This isn't UTI/TIBD
nah, I think he was being polite :D
and btw, do you know 84 basic? I am going to say nspire basic is pretty limited, so you will get a challenge out of making 1337 programs which is pretty good for the brain, good luck :)
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Yeah, a minesweeper in Nspire basic I was making before Ndless came out needed to use parametric graphs to display numbers on the field. I never really did understand how Nelson got those 3d things to work. ???
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Have you looked at Ndless yet?
Also, not to be rude, but N-Spire is the wrong spelling, and looks weird. Use Nspire instead.
You need to be careful with that kind of comment. We don't want to make new member feel unwelcome and scare them away. This isn't UTI/TIBD
nah, I think he was being polite :D
Yeah Idk, I just feel that grammar comments or the like are a bit out of place towards new forum members. I was in bad mood and my reference to UTI/TIBD was a bit out of place, though, so I apologise for that. Maybe grammar comments and the like might not sound that bad to some people, but I noticed on other forums and even the old Omni board, some people who got them left completly, which is not good for the community, especially if they start happening too often.
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Well, I would say that calling it an N-Spire kind of made me feel *off* too...
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Yeah, a minesweeper in Nspire basic I was making before Ndless came out needed to use parametric graphs to display numbers on the field. I never really did understand how Nelson got those 3d things to work. ???
I want a minesweeper Nspire so much :(
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I was actually working on Minesweeper in C for the Nspire, but I have not touched it in a while. Maybe I should go back and work on it again. ;)
Also, you could just use calc84's emulator for the gameboy version of minesweeper.
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I hope you finish it apcalc x.x
There's a GB version of Minesweeper? I thought that game was only for computers?
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There is a GB version. I've seen a few TASes of it.
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Ah nice, I learn stuff every few hours ;D