| Author | Comment |
zedd
Ultralisk
Posted: 17 Dec 2004
13:54 GMT
Total Posts: 428 | Hey it's me again
last summer i got really bored
so i was thinking maybe i could learn how to program something
something simple and maybe instructions (doesn't have to be too detailed but better if it is)
thanx in advance
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Na + H2O = Keanu Reeves........WOW |
zkostik
Carrier
Posted: 17 Dec 2004
15:19 GMT
Total Posts: 2486 | Umm...which calc and language zedd? Answer these questions please and we'll try to suggest you some good tutorials. Btw, you should list your calc model in your profile so that you don't have to write what calc you own on your questions. Thanks.
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09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 |
gunman167
Marine
Posted: 18 Dec 2004
10:11 GMT
Total Posts: 24 | well, ticalc.org has some really great BASIC tutorials that take a realatively short time to complete. Go Here |
zedd
Ultralisk
Posted: 18 Dec 2004
16:35 GMT
Total Posts: 428 | 84+se english
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Na + H2O = Keanu Reeves........WOW |
allynfolksjr
Administrator
Posted: 18 Dec 2004
16:50 GMT
Total Posts: 1892 | Erm, when Z asked what language, he meant programming language, not a human language. So with your answer I can safely assume you'll want to start with BASIC. In which your calc's manual, (either the hardcopy or the .pdf on education.ti.com) will help you learn that. |
gunman167
Marine
Posted: 18 Dec 2004
21:49 GMT
Total Posts: 24 | The manual that came with my 84 didin't have anything on basic, I had to learn it all by looking at others' programs. |
allynfolksjr
Administrator
Posted: 18 Dec 2004
22:30 GMT
Total Posts: 1892 | >>(either the hardcopy or the .pdf on education.ti.com)
TI has provided the full manual for the 84+ on their website, or on that great CD that was provided with your new calculator. |
