I found one of my dad's old books of basic games, and I'm trying to convert several of them to TI-Basic. However, I keep running across variations of this:
if Z<>0.5 then 570
What does Z<>0.5 mean? Is there any way for me to convert it?
That means If Z!=5. If you use SourceCoder, type "!=", and at the calc, press [2nd] + [A] + [2]
As stated by PT_, the <> is synonymous to the ≠, which in Sourcecoder, is written out as != to make it more keyboard friendly. Therefore, the code directly translated in ti-basic would be:
Code: If Z≠0.5
570
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