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TI 83 Calculator String Programming - Hazzy - 2010-05-12
TI 83 Calculator String Programming - JoeTang - 2010-05-12
http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/number-to-string
Seems pretentious and convoluted.
Code:
:"I HAVE "→Str1
:" DOLLARS"→Str2
:Prompt N
:{0,1→L₁
:{0,N→L₂
:LinReg(ax+b) Y₁
:Equ►String(Y₁,Str3
:sub(Str3,1,length(Str3)-3→Str3
:Disp Str1+Str3+Str2Fatal flaw is that the line doesn't automatically break if it's too long, thus giving you
I HAVE 5 DOLLAR...
as your output.
Code:
:Disp Str1
:Disp N
:Disp Str2A lot simpler, though you may run short on vertical space this way.
TI 83 Calculator String Programming - Russt - 2010-05-16
You could use the Output function to specify the X and Y coordinates to display each piece. That way you wouldn't need concatenation.
It's quite unfortunate that TI-BASIC is the worst programming language ever made. Using linear regression and Equ->String to print a number? I'm amazed.
TI 83 Calculator String Programming - Hazzy - 2010-05-16
I wanted to export a number, and a number of terms, into a Y= field. If the user input 5 for the N, it needs 5 terms. If they input 20, it needs 20. Joe's method works great for it, albeit time consuming.
This + limited naming of variables is making me hate TI Basic. :|