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# TI-Basic is the built-in programming language on all of TI's graphing calculators.
# When making programs, there is a general order that you follow: you create the program, then you edit the program, and finally you execute the program.
# A variable is a place where a number can be stored. Each of the letters A through Z (as well as the funky θ symbol, which is Greek and pronounced "theta") is a variable that can hold a number.
# Input happens when a program lets the person running it press a key or type something in, so that it can do something with that. Output happens when a program displays results on the screen.
# Control structures are instructions that explain which steps the calculator should follow, and in which order.
# The Goto command tells the calculator to go to another point (more specifically, a corresponding Lbl) in the program, and continue running it from there.
# Loops are a type of control structure used to repeat a block of code several times. There are two kinds of loops: a loop that repeats until a condition is satisfied and a loop that repeats a fixed number of times.

= Commands Introduced =

* → ([[TI-BASIC:Store|Store]])
* [[TI-BASIC:Input|Input]], [[TI-BASIC:Disp|Disp]]
* [[TI-BASIC:Equal|=]], [[TI-BASIC:Notequal|≠]], [[TI-BASIC:Greaterthan|>]], [[TI-BASIC:Greaterthanequal|≥]], [[TI-BASIC:Lessthan|<]], [[TI-BASIC:Lessthanequal|≤]]
* [[TI-BASIC:And|And]], [[TI-BASIC:Or|Or]], [[TI-BASIC:Xor|Xor]], [[TI-BASIC:Not|Not(]]
* [[TI-BASIC:If|If]], [[TI-BASIC:Goto|Goto]], [[TI-BASIC:Lbl|Lbl]], [[TI-BASIC:Menu|Menu(]]
* [[TI-BASIC:While|While]], [[TI-BASIC:Repeat|Repeat]], [[TI-BASIC:For|For(]]

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