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• TI-BASIC:Hexcodes
  Example of Inputting Hex Code ...mmand, where Asm(prgmPROGNAME is the program that contains the hexadecimal code.
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• TI-BASIC:Timings
  ...[[TI-BASIC:Pause|Pause]] to separate the variable initialization from the code test). Feel free to experiment with code timings, and to put your results up on this page. However, be sure to list
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• TI-BASIC:Comments
  ...mment is a brief note that describes some functionality or feature of your code. You don't need to comment everything, but the two main things that you sho There are a couple different ways that you can add text comments to your code, with each having their own advantages and disadvantages. The first way is
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• TI-BASIC:Nspire
  In this code, if ''a'' is greater than ''b'', the program will say "yes", otherwise, it This code tests the value of '''a''' three times. First it finds if '''a'''=1. If i
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• TI-BASIC:If
  |summary=Executes a line or block of code when an expression is nonzero. ...Advanced uses of the If command allow you to execute a different block of code if the check turns out to be false. The simplest form of the command is qui
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• Z80:Shells
  ...e compatible with a shell. There are certain instructions you put in your code so that the shell recognizes the programs that it should show. ;code starts here
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• Z80:Menu Routines
  Here's a chunk of code that will create a simple menu with a header(Test Menu), 4 items (A,B,C, an Hopefully from the code you'll be able to understand the general flow.
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• TI-BASIC:Review
  ...message at the end. To eliminate this you can add this to the end of your code Output(1,1,"</span> '''7'''. What is the minimal modification that will allow this code to start-up?
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• TI-BASIC:Custommenus
  The following code is an efficient way of waiting until a number key is pressed, and convertin ...f all you're going to do with the option is go to a different part of your code, you might just want to use the getKey value for comparisons. And if you on
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• TI-BASIC:Diyasmlib
  1817 ;skips the first chunk of code 1827 ;skips the first chunk of code
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• TI-BASIC:Review Answers
  ...message at the end. To eliminate this you can add this to the end of your code Output(1,1," '''7'''. What is the minimal modification that will allow this code to start-up?
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• TI-BASIC:SK:Strings
  ...en display it at the end to get a final output. For example, look at this code. All it is doing is testing a condition and acting upon it on which phrase ...e strings depending on some conditions to receive an output. So the above code can be turned into this:
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• TI-BASIC:Movement Explanation
  The code below allows you to move an X around on the [[TI-BASIC:Homescreen|home scre This code is a collaboration of many optimizations by many members of the ti-basic co
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• TI-BASIC:Draw Ellipse
  '''Main code:''' ...e corners of an imagined rectangle, in pixel coordinates, and run the main code of the routine. The ellipse will be drawn inside this rectangle (much like
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• TI-BASIC:Stack
  ...recursively: N! = N*(N-1)! (with 1! and 0! being defined as 1). The actual code for a stack will be given in the next few sections; for now, let the fictio ...tack will crash when you try to do that. In most cases, you can watch your code to make sure that pushes and pops come in pairs, to prevent this from happe
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• TI-BASIC:While
  |summary=Loops through a block of code while the condition is true. ...de to break out of the loop (it isn't built into the loop). If there is no code that ends the loop, then you will have an infinite loop. An infinite loop j
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• TI-BASIC:Using This Guide
  ...] and [[TI-BASIC:Programs|Programs]] are a good place to find such example code. See the [[TI-BASIC:Routines|Routines]] page for several short routines to ...ider [[TI-BASIC:Comments|Commenting Code]] and [[TI-BASIC:Code_Conventions|Code Conventions]] when you're writing it.
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• TI-BASIC:SK:More Shapes
  Here's what this code would do: ...how we would do to mix all together and add loops! Try to understand this code before continuing and type it in your own calculator.
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• TI-BASIC:SK:Conditionals
  ...isplayed. Now if the IF comes across a 1, it returns true and executes the code that follows. Now you might be asking yourself "And what about the IF 2?" w ...number but a condition. Well you are wrong. Look at the following piece of code:
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• TI-BASIC:Goto
  ...uilt-in. An [[TI-BASIC:If|If]] conditional is easiest, but if there is no code that ends the branching, then program execution will continue indefinitely, * It makes reading code (your own, or someone else's) much more confusing.
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• TI-BASIC:Mancala
  ===== The Code, Version 1, Kahla Mancala ===== ===== The Code, Version 2 =====
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• TI-BASIC:Mastermind
  ...be displayed. Try out the game and try to understand and think through the code. == The Code ==
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• Z80:z80 Basics
  ; your code goes here ...e, the .db $BB,$6D inserts the "AsmPrgm" token as the first line of actual code into your program. You can find this token by going into your program catal
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• TI-BASIC:Graphics
  ...point, adding variables such as X and Y above is useful, allowing the same code to draw the same thing at multiple locations. It should also be noted that * The image data is stored in variables (lists), so the same code can display any sprite.
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• Z80:Data Manipulation and Basic Math
  This is a better version of the previous code. It can add A to HL, BC, or DE, it doesn't require that you destroy the da The first code subtracts B from A. The second code subtracts the value pointed to by HL from A.
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• TI-BASIC:Optimization Walkthrough
  = The Original Code = Below is the code of the original version of the guess-the-number game. It is a 1-Player game
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• Z80:Edit Buffers
  ...a buffer, you need to define the beginning or end. Whether you do this in code or just in your head, it doesn't really matter. == The Code ==
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• TI-BASIC:Spaghetti Code
  ...tructure and organization. Where the spaghetti name comes from is that the code becomes difficult to read and understand, similar to how it is difficult to Besides making code hard to read and understand, spaghetti code also has some other disadvantages associated with it:
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• Z80:Application Code
  Now that we have the header of the application, it's time to discuss the code for applications. [[Z80:Intro to Flash Applications|Intro to Flash Applicat ...te a few of the novelties of flash application programming. So, here's the code (with out header):
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• TI-BASIC:Artificial Intelligence
  == Code Structure == ...ur code and make choices depending on whats true at the time and what your code tells it to do.
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• Z80:Math Routines
  At 13 bytes, this code is a pretty decent balance of speed and size. It multiplies DE by A and ret ...ading zeroes before finishing the multiplication, which take a little more code, but results in a faster average speed.
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• TI-BASIC:plan
  Before writing any of the code for a program, you should carefully plan out the program. This may seem lik ...es using English (or whatever language you speak) in place of the TI-Basic code to describe what the program will do to perform the desired functions and t
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• TI-BASIC:Saving
  ...t will have a length of more than that (in this case, 3). So this piece of code stores a default of {0,0,0} to the list if it's just been created (of cours ... //Rest of code
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• TI-BASIC:Compression
  ...f iPart( and fPart(, multiplying by the related power of 10. The following code draws a line for each element in the list: ...e harder to compress multiple digit of any length into one number, so more code is needed to accomplish this.
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• TI-BASIC:For
  This is perhaps best explained with an example. The following code will display the numbers 1 to 10, in order: <some code>
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• TI-BASIC:Plan
  Before writing any of the code for a program, you should carefully plan out the program. This may seem lik ...es using English (or whatever language you speak) in place of the TI-Basic code to describe what the program will do to perform the desired functions and t
  8 KB (1,384 words) - 18:13, 24 February 2016
• TI-BASIC:Validation
  Here is what the validation code for our game might look like with each of the three different validation ap ...mbly shells]]. We used the opposite commands in the making bad input valid code: [[TI-BASIC:Ipart|IPart(]] instead of fPart( and [[TI-BASIC:Real|Real(]] in
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• TI-BASIC:SK:Coding Pitfalls
  ...veral different pitfalls that you have to be aware of. A pitfall is simply code that is syntactically correct, but does not produce the correct or desired ...around (25 should be swapped with 34, and vice versa for 24 and 26). This code will not generate any errors by the calculator, since it is syntactically c
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• TI-BASIC:Glossary
  : '''ASCII <span id=" ascii"></span>''' : The American Standard Code of Information Interchange. It uses 1 [#byte byte] (8 [#bit bits]) to hold ...A-F. It is used as a convenient shorthand way to express [#binary binary] code, because every four bits of binary have a corresponding hexadecimal symbol.
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• TI-BASIC:Pitfalls
  ...veral different pitfalls that you have to be aware of. A pitfall is simply code that is syntactically correct, but does not produce the correct or desired ...around (25 should be swapped with 34, and vice versa for 24 and 26). This code will not generate any errors by the calculator, since it is syntactically c
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• TI-BASIC:Highscores
  ...o begin with, so at the start of your program you should put in a block of code to do this. ...the list didn't already exist or didn't have 7 elements, the next block of code will execute.
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• TI-BASIC:Randintnorep
  ...ecks of cards. Commonly, before this command was introduced, the following code would shuffle a deck: This result can now be achieved with the following code:
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• TI-BASIC:Rand
  ...numbers, because other programs might. To prevent this, use the following code to save and restore "randomness": {{Template:TI-BASIC:Prgm-code
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• TI-BASIC:Snake
  ...other games, try out the game and try to understand and think through the code. == The Code ==
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• TI-BASIC:Lbl
  ...built-in. An [[TI-BASIC:If|If]] conditional is easiest, but if there is no code that ends the branching, then program execution will continue indefinitely, * It makes reading code (your own, or someone else's) much more confusing.
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• TI-BASIC:Is
  The command IS>(A,B is equivalent to the following code: Similar code can be used as a substitute for B+1→B if you don't want to change [[TI-BA
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• TI-BASIC:Faq
  '''Q''': My program is extremely large. Is there a way to manage/condense the code better? '''Q''': How do I hide the code of my TI-Basic program?
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• TI-BASIC:Algorithmic Optimization
  ...inal string backwards using a [[TI-BASIC:For|For(]] loop. Here is what the code would look like: The actual code for the routine is:
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• TI-BASIC:Portal Sitemap
  * [[TI-BASIC:Timings|Code Timings]] * [[TI-BASIC:Selfmodify|Self-Modifying Code]]
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• Z80:Advanced Math
  Or alternatively for a slightly faster and smaller code: ...try this with small examples to understand and possibly develop their own code.
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