If you use AIM, and program calcs, you should put TI-BASIC in your profile... or come up with something original like me
my new profile wrote:
all i have to say is this is:
:Input "Username",Str1
:If Str1="%n"
:Then
:Disp "you, my friend","are an idiot"
:Else
:Disp "you shouldnt", "be reading","this"
:End
:For(A,1,100
:Output(5,5,A
:{A,A}->Dim([A]
:End
:Disp "sucker..."
note: in AIM, %n is replaced with the viewers username...
I should do that. could be funny.
whats funny is when people cant understand and they ask me what it means...
yeah, I can see Kerm putting z80 in his profile
eep... lol... i could too...
also, the {A,A}->Dim[A], what is the point of that, it just causes a memory error on my calc.
exactly... its supposed to...
wait... you actually tried that?
just the For( till the end, I have never used the For statment, so I wanted to see what the end did, just for kicks and grins
yeah... the End is what tells it to start the loop again... if you leave out the end, it does everything once and exits
Lbl 1
For(A,-100,0,-1)
Output(1,1,A
Goto 1
this will just loop over and over, displaying -100 in the top corner... but if you do the same thing, with an End before the Goto:
Lbl 1
For(A,-100,0,-1)
Output(1,1,A
End
Goto 1
it will count from -100 to 0, then start over.
ok, I meant the end, as in the end of your program, not the End statment of a calc, I know what that does
oh well... just the same, it makes for a nice lesson
...you could just do {E2,E2}-->dim([A]
yeah, but i like my way better
Alex, your profile is bad-awful.