Hey, I was wondering if anyone knows how to run python code on a regular ti-84 Plus CE. And how do I use the python terminal on the Ti-Nspire CX. I don't know how to do it on the ti-84 plus ce, and all of the directions for the Nspire Python Terminal where in French. Note: this is not another suggestion, i am actually trying to get help to UNDERSTAND how to. (I know people have been getting mad at me for my suggestions)
The Python Edition of the CE has a much more powerful co-processor dedicated to just running Python; any implementation just for the CE's substantially weaker primary processor would be almost unbearably slow, if not impossible. There are lots of things which go into a language like Python!
I usually recommend people trying to write Python code to learn the C toolchain for the CE; it's well documented, robust, and many people here are well-versed in using it!
Sadly, this is probably not the answer you were hoping for, but it's the best one I can give.
(also- I cannot speak to the Nspires or I would help you with that; I have no experience with them!)
I usually recommend people trying to write Python code to learn the C toolchain for the CE; it's well documented, robust, and many people here are well-versed in using it!
Sadly, this is probably not the answer you were hoping for, but it's the best one I can give.
(also- I cannot speak to the Nspires or I would help you with that; I have no experience with them!)
iPhoenix wrote:
The Python Edition of the CE has a much more powerful co-processor dedicated to just running Python; any implementation just for the CE's substantially weaker primary processor would be almost unbearably slow, if not impossible. There are lots of things which go into a language like Python!
I usually recommend people trying to write Python code to learn the C toolchain for the CE; it's well documented, robust, and many people here are well-versed in using it!
Sadly, this is probably not the answer you were hoping for, but it's the best one I can give.
(also- I cannot speak to the Nspires or I would help you with that; I have no experience with them!)
Thank you so much! I usually recommend people trying to write Python code to learn the C toolchain for the CE; it's well documented, robust, and many people here are well-versed in using it!
Sadly, this is probably not the answer you were hoping for, but it's the best one I can give.
(also- I cannot speak to the Nspires or I would help you with that; I have no experience with them!)
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