Re: TI85 Concatenating numbers/Numbers -> Strng

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Re: TI85 Concatenating numbers/Numbers -> Strng

Adam Wright <atwright@teleport.com> wrote in article
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> Hi!
>
> I'm writing a program on my calculator and I'm trying to figure out
> how I can print something like "The answer is 33"  I know that I can
> use "+" like:
>
> "thirty-three"->answer
> Disp "The answer is "+answer
>
> and get out
> "The answer is thirty-three,"
>
> but I can't say:
> 3*11->answer
> Disp "The answer is "+answer
>
> and get out
> "The answer is 33"
>
> If I could either get the number into a string, or display the text
> and the variable, that would be great.  Thanks in advance!
>
> -Adam


I myself try to use the output method previously suggested to you and if
you haven't looked it up yet I think the equatuion to string arguments are
(a,b) where A is the equation name (maybe can put the equation in here) and
b is the ending string name so instead of his ->string2 it'd be
eq>str(3*11,string2) should be the complete command but I am not sure if
you can put the 3*11 in there.  Oh well I am probably wrong anyways :)
Hope it is right and it helps.


TIm
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