Ti- College: Programs?
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Hello everyone!
I’m in middle school and I just got a TI-Collège (Texas Instruments calculator)
And I know it’s possible to ‘create’ programs on TI calculators,
But here’s the problem: Is it possible on a TI-Collège?
If so, how? If not, why, and is there no way (any way at all)?
There you go, I hope you can respond!
Goodbye!
I’m in middle school and I just got a TI-Collège (Texas Instruments calculator)
And I know it’s possible to ‘create’ programs on TI calculators,
But here’s the problem: Is it possible on a TI-Collège?
If so, how? If not, why, and is there no way (any way at all)?
There you go, I hope you can respond!
Goodbye!
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3 réponses
Oh well, if you're already doing C, the TI language won't teach you much; it's a very simplified C. But still, you can have some fun with a TI. After all, it depends on what you want to do, but the interest of a TI 89 or 92 compared to a TI 80 is not really in programming, but rather in symbolic computation.
Is your problem resolved, or do you have other questions?
Good luck!
Is your problem resolved, or do you have other questions?
Good luck!
No, you need a more advanced model. Starting from the TI-80, it is possible to write programs. However, you can emulate a TI calculator on your computer with vti (you just need to install the ROM corresponding to the TI you want to emulate):
http://ti89games.free.fr/Html/emu.htm#rom
If you're going to emulate a TI, you might as well take the best, which is a TI-89 (= TI-92). If the goal is to program and not specifically on a calculator, you can also learn a programming language on your computer, for example C, which allows you to go much further than the TI language.
Good luck.
http://ti89games.free.fr/Html/emu.htm#rom
If you're going to emulate a TI, you might as well take the best, which is a TI-89 (= TI-92). If the goal is to program and not specifically on a calculator, you can also learn a programming language on your computer, for example C, which allows you to go much further than the TI language.
Good luck.