Calculator Programming

[WinNut]

Hey guys!

 

So I just got my TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition about a month ago, and want to start programming with it. Now, I understand that you can write in either TI-BASIC or Assembly to program this calculator, but as a noob to the programming world, I have no idea where to go. Can somebody please set me in the right direction for programming w/ my calculator?

 

Cheers!

[Builder]

I only program in RPN and RPL unfortunately...well I've done some TI-BASIC lately but not much.

[Enderman]

Oh assembly is really easy. Just do this:

001001010101001000101001001001010010101001010001010101010101011010100101010111010101001001001001010010010010100001001010101010010010100010010101011100111110110100101001010

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok maybe its not that easy. Look up some tutorials on how to learn TI_BASIC on google or youtube. There probably is some in-depth guide by someone smart that you can follow and learn to program.

 

Having coding skills will help a lot, if you know a language like java, python, C, etc...

[Wtalk2]

Oh assembly is really easy. Just do this:

001001010101001000101001001001010010101001010001010101010101011010100101010111010101001001001001010010010010100001001010101010010010100010010101011100111110110100101001010

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok maybe its not that easy. Look up some tutorials on how to learn TI_BASIC on google or youtube. There probably is some in-depth guide by someone smart that you can follow and learn to program.

 

Having coding skills will help a lot, if you know a language like java, python, C, etc...

This is more like Assembly haha

 

; This program displays "Hello, World!" in a windows messagebox and then quits.;; Written by Stewart Moss - May 2006;; Assemble using TASM 5.0 and TLINK32;; The output EXE is standard 4096 bytes long.; It is possible to produce really small windows PE exe files, but that; is outside of the scope of this demo..486p.model flat,STDCALLinclude win32.incextrn MessageBoxA:PROCextrn ExitProcess:PROC.dataHelloWorld db "Hello, world!",0msgTitle db "Hello world program",0.codeStart:push MB_ICONQUESTION + MB_APPLMODAL + MB_OKpush offset msgTitlepush offset HelloWorldpush 0call MessageBoxApush 0call ExitProcessendsend Start

[WinNut]

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kewl

[Enderman]

 

This is more like Assembly haha

 

Oh ok lol

I must have gotten confused with machine code...

[Avratz]

I learned TI-BASIC from the manual that came with my TI-89

 

I'd start here http://www.ticalc.org/basics/calculators/ti-84plus.html

[Crabtr]

Personally, I'd learn Assembly just because you can use that knowledge in places outside of the Texas Instrument calculators. I've been meaning to play around with my TI-84 Plus.