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Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Posted by Michael on 12 July 2004, 17:15 GMT

Are you looking for something to do during the summer? Well, we have posted our first tutorial since Morgan announced the reopening of the ticalc.org Exclusives. TI-83 Plus BASIC: A Beginners' Guide focuses on the fundamentals of 83+ BASIC commands, also providing a few challenge programs and solutions.

We've also added links in our programming section to Learn TI-83 Plus Assembly in 28 Days. This tutorial (also available online) has been very highly rated by users. It is the best 83+ ASM tutorial I've seen.

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Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
sigma  Account Info

Two years in the archives before being featured. I wonder if that's some kind of a record. :-)

Reply to this comment    13 July 2004, 17:14 GMT


Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Morgan Davies  Account Info
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The last update must have put it over the top. :-)

Reply to this comment    13 July 2004, 17:59 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Unknown1 Account Info
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I used the 83plus asm in 28days to figure out some command details, even though I use an 86. It's a really good tutorial.

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 00:31 GMT

Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
tifreak8x  Account Info
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It seems like a good tutorial, if my computer would just cooperate with me... It is not allowing me to do the things in msdos that the tutorial requests...

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 17:56 GMT


Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Ivan Papusha  Account Info
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What is your problem? (no don't take it the wrong way). I can help you out (if you need help).

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 23:41 GMT

Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
twithchytweaker00  Account Info
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Please Register At the link above to join my free message board i just setup today you can post any topics either calc related or not i dont care

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 19:14 GMT


Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
twithchytweaker00  Account Info
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Oh yeah please spread the word that every one is welcome to join (IT'S FREE!!)

-thx-

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 21:15 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
mike White Account Info
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not to bring you down but is there ever a message board that isn't free?

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 01:45 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
twithchytweaker00  Account Info

Yes Thats true but i have actually seen some where you have to pay like 10 dollars a month to be able to post a message.

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 21:00 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Ivan Papusha  Account Info
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Do reply with a link to that. I want to go there and degrade their forums. That is the stupidest thing anyone can do!

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 23:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
anykey  Account Info
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Yet there are stupid people that will do it.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 00:51 GMT

Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Caboose  Account Info

I just realized, there isn't a single 68k BASIC tutorial anywhere on the site. Not even a crappy one!

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 22:30 GMT


Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
tifreak8x  Account Info
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That is because the manual does a really good job explaining most of the programming commands. That is where I learned how to program my TI-89...

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 23:26 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
tifreak8x  Account Info
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If I ever get around to it, I will write one for the 89, which should work for all 68k calcs at my site, click link.

Reply to this comment    14 July 2004, 23:29 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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That's pretty cool how you have all the calcs pictured on your site... now all you need is the Voyage 400 ;-) That would be really funny if you posted that there, LOL

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 16:21 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
tifreak8x  Account Info
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LOL. I wonder how much curiousity mail I would get from people who does not visit this site, and think it is real... There would be a lot of mad people...

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 22:25 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
anykey  Account Info
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...Or confused stupid people.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 00:53 GMT

Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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BASIC is NOT programming. (Well, REAL programming.)

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 13:21 GMT

Re: Re: Learn 83 Plus Programming with ticalc.org
anykey  Account Info
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True, but it is a pretty good start. Thanks to basic, I'm now programming in Python and JavaScript.

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 15:08 GMT


BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

BASIC is programming, at least in the way I define 'programming.' How do you define 'programming?'

-It has functions and statements
-It has file manipulation
-It passes instructions to a processor
-It can crash the device
-It requires skill
-It is not confined to an internet browser
-It can perform operations (it isn't a markup language)
-It can change the configuration of the device
-It can make global changes
-It can access machine code

What else? How isn't that real?

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 20:56 GMT

Re: BASIC
tifreak8x  Account Info
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"-It can crash the device"

LOL. I wonder how many times I have done that in BASIC... Something about not finishing the code... The calc just does not like that...

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 22:20 GMT


Re: Re: BASIC
Ivan Papusha  Account Info
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Do tell me how one can crash a calculator using Basic.

Reply to this comment    15 July 2004, 23:42 GMT

Re: Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

I think that newList(x) with x undefined will overflow a register.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 00:24 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: BASIC
Caboose  Account Info

I think you can also archive something over and over, and that has to do something. And wouldn't the value just wrap around to the beginning of the register or something?

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 00:50 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

Archiving repeatedly destroys the ROM chip.

It does not wrap around. It attempts to assign to a location that doesn't exist.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 01:02 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

Also:

fill(x) does something, which I forget, and you can always type something random like N9C4237GH9G4OVR048 into the Exec() function.

Reply to this comment    22 July 2004, 08:21 GMT


Re: Re: Re: BASIC
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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I can do it really easily with Omnicalcs functions "Getlink" and "Sendlink".

Reply to this comment    17 July 2004, 16:52 GMT

Re: BASIC
anykey  Account Info
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Hey! don't dis JavaScript!

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 00:55 GMT


Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

I didn't. JavaScript is a very good *scripting* language.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 01:03 GMT


Re: BASIC
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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It's incredibly slow and VERY high level, especially z80 BASIC. Higher than PHP.

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 04:51 GMT


Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

High level? As in? What's bad about that?

If it's written intelligently, it's just as fast as to be indistinguishable from ASM. I compared execution speeds once, and the difference was so small that I couldn't measure it (less than .05 seconds).

Reply to this comment    16 July 2004, 20:16 GMT


Re: Re: Re: BASIC
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

The program was factoring a large number, by the way (I forget what it was).

Reply to this comment    18 July 2004, 06:09 GMT

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