TI-BASIC Code Snippets

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TI-BASIC is the programming language used on Texas Instruments graphing calculators. There are different versions for different model calculators.

Contents 1 Code Snippets 1.1 TI-83+/84+ version of TI-BASIC 1.1.1 "Hello World" program 1.1.2 Counting program 2 See also

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[edit] TI-83+/84+ version of TI-BASIC

[edit] "Hello World" program

:Disp "Hello, World!"
:Stop

-- Program description --
:Disp "Hello, World!" displays "Hello, World!" on the calculator's screen
:Stop forces the execution to end

Or

:Lbl 1
:Disp "Hello, World!"
:Goto 1

-- Program description --
:Lbl 1 Marks this point in the program as label "1"
:Disp "Hello, World!" displays "Hello, World!" on the calculator's screen
:Goto 1 returns execution to label "1", in this case, causing the program to loop

Note that the second program above will loop infinitely until execution is broken by pressing the [ON] button on the calculator.

[edit] Counting program

:1→X
:Lbl 1
:X+1→X
:Disp X
:Goto 1

-- Program description --
:1→X stores "1" to variable "X"
:Lbl 1 Marks this point in the program as label "1"
:X+1→X Takes variable "X", adds 1, then stores the result to variable "X"
:Disp X Displays the current value of variable "X"
:Goto 1 returns execution to label "1", in this case, causing the program to loop

Note that program above will loop infinitely until execution is broken by pressing the [ON] button on the calculator.

[edit] See also

TI-BASIC