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Revision as of 22:12, 24 February 2016
Routine Summary
Concatenates two whole numbers together.
Inputs
M - the first number N - the second number
Outputs
O - the concatenated number
Variables Used
M, N, O
Calculator Compatibility
TI-83/84/+/SE Author
DarkerLineURL: United TI Download
:N+M10^(1+int(log(N→O
With our two numbers stored in M and N respectively, we add the first number to the second number by raising it to the 10^^th^^ power, with the exponent being how many digits are in the number. We then store this result to a new variable for later use.
We can figure out how many digits are in a number by using the 1+int(log( trick. This trick works with any positive whole numbers, and if you add Abs( after Log(, it will also work with negative numbers. Unfortunately, it does not work with decimals.
