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I recently got a TI_84 Plus for one of my classes, and I've been learning how to program for it. Anyone else here do that?

I did a little bit.

Yeah. I created snake and a falling game. Might have the links around somewhere...

EDIT: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11976509/ti84.7z

Oh, cool. It amazes me still what you can do with those things. I'm still learning how to manipulate the home screen, but that graph screen stuff is so cool.

I felt so damn cool when I figured out how to use the programs to create, save and then redraw sprites.
I wonder if it supports arrays. I don't even know, I never got that far with it.

Well I, personally, am very proud of my molar mass calculator. :3

Fek yeah.
I was more interested in programming games on it. Damn, I'm a nerd

Yeah, I haven't looked into the whole game thing very much. So much complicated stuff, and in most cases, not the best game for your effort. I'm more interested in automating chemistry lab calculations.

Jacktheawesome wrote:Well I, personally, am very proud of my molar mass calculator. :3

m = n*M?

Not sure I know what that stands for.

mass = number of atoms * Moles
IIRC

SteelRaven7 wrote: m = n*M?

Korban3 wrote:mass = number of atoms * Moles
IIRC

Actually, no. That isn't true.

It's m = n/M

mass(in grams) = number of moles/Molar mass(in moles per gram)

Thanks. God forbid I forget my chemistry |:/

Coincidence wrote:

SteelRaven7 wrote: m = n*M?

Korban3 wrote:mass = number of atoms * Moles
IIRC

Actually, no. That isn't true.

It's m = n/M

mass(in grams) = number of moles/Molar mass(in moles per gram)

Ah yeah. 5 years ago I used them. Nowadays I'm more used to this:

Convolution:


Nyquist criterion:

...I don't think there's a giant squiggly f-looking button on my calculator.