TI-BASIC:SK:Exercises Basics

Review

1. What are the advantages of TI-Basic compared to assembly?
2. Where do you edit programs on the calculator?
3. What characters are allowed for a program name?
4. How do you get an ERR:BREAK error?
5. How do you get the letter variables A through Z?
6. How do you store a value to a variable?
7. Describe what input and output are, and give an example of each.
8. What is the value of this conditional -- A/B and C≥D -- when A=52, B=3, C=0, and D=2?
9. How many options are allowed in a Menu( command?
10. Describe how a For( loop works, and give an example.

Programming

1. Write a program that displays your name and age centered on the screen, underneath one another.
2. Modify the STATES program below by adding a couple more options for U.S. states.
3. Write a program that computes the sum of the first N positive integers, for a user-supplied value of N.
4. Modify the NUMBERS program below to only display odd numbers.

PROGRAM:STATES
:Menu("U.S. STATES","FL",FL,"NY",NY)
:Lbl FL
:Disp "FL"
:Stop
:Lbl NY
:Disp "NY"

PROGRAM:NUMBERS
:For(X,-20,20)
:Disp X
:For(Y,1,20)
:End
:End

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