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These files are for the TI-84 Plus CE, 83 Premium CE, and other "CE" calculators with color screens. BASIC programs are compatible with the TI-84 Plus CSE and some BASIC programs written for monochrome 83+/84+ calculators will also work correctly. Assembly and C programs must be written for the CE calculators specifically; running them on calculators with an OS newer than 5.5 requires jailbreaking the calculator.
Many assembly programs for the CE calculators are written in C, and will require a copy of the C libraries on the calculator in order to run.
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This neat little program makes your calculator automatically display fractions on the home screen! See the readme for more.
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A CE C toolchain library -- for use with LIBLOAD.
An implementation of industry-standard cryptography for the TI-84+ CE graphing calculator. Contains a secure RNG, Advanced Encryption Standard and RSA encryption algorithms, SSL signature verification, and more. See the enclosed documentation for details.modular exponentiation routine by jacobly
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sha256_transform by beck
some code sourced from public domain repo
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A simple programmer's calculator, with support for basic arithmetic and bitwise operations in hexadecimal, decimal, octal, and binary. Uses an RPN input system.
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Enter the number of vertices and their X and Y coordinates, and this calculates its perimeter.
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Whether you are a beginner or a master mental calculator, Mental Math is a great program for learning how to compute problems in your head much faster than doing them on paper. Have fun! Version 2.0.1 CE
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PineappleCAS is a computer algebra system for the TI-84 Plus CE calculators. It can simplify algebra and identities, evaluate arbitrary precision integer arithmetic, take derivatives, manipulate complex numbers, expand multiplication, substitute expressions, and more. It features a nice GUI and a TI-BASIC interface so that you can use PineappleCAS from within a basic program.
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Test numbers to see if they are a Prime number. If the number has factors (not a prime number), you can view them. Enjoy!
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Adds commas (or spaces) to real numbers displayed on the homescreen in TI-OS.
It can also change what character is used as a decimal point.
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A real-time converter that lets you enter any of base 10, 16, and 2, and converts it as you type to the other two bases.
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A simple 2D CAD for the TI-84 Plus CE
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A specialty library for the TI-84+ CE designed to integrate with the C/ez80 toolchain that allows developers to implement encryption, hashing, and encoding into their projects without needing to worry about the low-level implementation.
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Graph3CE is a powerful 3D graphing application for the TI-84 Plus CE family. Enter one to six 3D equations, and rotate and zoom the resulting graph. You can adjust the window and trace over the mesh to examine X, Y, and Z value. This beta release is a port of the Casio Prizm version of this program, utilizing AHelper's gCAS2 engine. Graph3CE understands thirteen built-in math functions, from sin() to atan() to sqrt() to ln(), plus addition, subtract, multiplication, division, grouping, and exponentiation. Give it a try, and please add your feedback in the Graph3CE forum thread linked on the page.
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Calculate Pi, using random integers and a gcd function, written in c, with help from MateoConLechuga and jacobly
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v1.3 : Initial Release
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Calculate prime numbers, quickly! Made with the help of MateoConLechuga
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Hi, This is TicoIn! The first Calculator based crypto currency.
To use it, just send the .8xp file over, and it will make the appvar on the app, so you don't have to worry bout it.The way that the coin works, is that it sends the first coin to a cache, and then after that first cache, it then needs to pay the miner, so it gets the id for that payment and formulates a hash for that id. That hash is then sent into the pool and then that hash is mined. That cycle then infietly repeats.
The Hash is created by taking the id(numbloc) and doing the following math: ((((numbloc*numbloc)*999)-51)*3)+1
If you want to take out the coin, you can transfer the app var "money" to your computer, but don't expect to do anything crazy, becasuse the blocks conflict as soon as two people mine it, or in other words, two people will win the same block, which means that it doesn't have enough complexity to be worth anything.In conclusion, if you want to waste energy with your ti84, this is the #1 way to do so :)
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Put a neural network ("AI") on your TI-84 Plus CE. This program trains a simple CNN as described in the above video or below blog posts on sample handwritten digits from the MNIST dataset. You can also load a pretrained network onto your calculator an test its ability to identify (classify) digits from the MNIST dataset, or draw a digit with your mouse to be identified.
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