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if you have a ti-82 it's int rnd(1*10)+1 Change the value of 10 for a variable or a number you wish for it to pick between They don't give you the RANDINT command or the other but this works around the problem. I love these tutorials by the way. I got a TI-82 at a Goodwill for $3.00. I've always wanted one of these since I saw them appear in schools. Never had the money at any time I was around one to buy it, but yesterday was my lucky day! I'm having fun with this thing.

When my snake touches the middle of the screen it dies what do I do?

I would have never expected how much this video would alter my life when I watched it 6 years ago.

can you do this on a TI-86?

FINELY I KNOW HOW TO SELECT A SPECIAL NULBER IN A LIST THANK YLU SO MUCHHH

I'm that one friend who knows the weirdest things lol

Does anyone know if this works on a TI-81?

I wasted so much time just doing math on my calculator

I might be a wee bit late but does anybody know why my snake is moving so slow?

I know this is like really old by now, but I've been playing around with this over the past few weeks since I first watched it, and I've expanded and improved the score listing and how the scores are stored; I used a 20x13 matrix to store up to 20 games' worth of top 10 highscores and made a custom list, SCOR, to retrieve, display, and store the scores in the matrix at (θ,A), where θ is the row of the matrix that a game's scores reside, and A is the column of row θ that the data occupies. θ is assigned at the beginning of the score display section prior to accessing the matrix to populate LSCOR.

Dying for episode 17. I will join your Patreon instantly if you make one!

I wish you'd pick a set of commands before you do this. It's starting to get old, following along, only to have you change your mind about a method of doing something and having to go back and re-do stuff. I know this is an old video, but, dang. Other than that gripe, though, great tutorial thus far.

Thank you so much for these videos. This is my first exposure to learning programming and this is so accessible.

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I'm getting a TI-84 soon and wanted to say the Maths and Coding parts are explained very nicely

I am loving this series. However, I do wish there were more examples about use cases for many of these. I’m so grateful that I’m learning how to program finally!

snake doesn't move :(

9:35 just making a note, you could make a racing game using code all up to here

how are you puting spaces in spaces 😭

Is there a way to move the code without having to delete the previous rows

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Great job explaining this, keep it up

I'm afraid it's not working on my TI-82 boss. zeros aren't moving, but at least I've learned something

i like your videos could you do one of pixel art i like it

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This guy talks to much. I just wanna play snake

Great tutorial!! 👍 But I think there may be a bug, when we set length to 2, it should be 1, because if the length variable starts out at 2 the snake technically starts out with a length of 1 and then eats a apple immediately after so that means that it will think the snake is 1 length longer than what it is. To sum it up I believe you have to initially set length to 1. Please let me know if you agree or tell me your thoughts.

"Fahrenheit" and "Celsius", but all good. Thanks for the videos!

Invalid dim help please

I don't have the randint( in my calculator. Please some one help me Iknow i'm late but ...

Thank you for these tutorials! They have been so helpful and informative. In the process of playing around with some loops on my Ti-83 Plus, I’ve also noticed that the Pause command is very useful when you want to allow the user to monitor the progress of the program as it goes. The Pause command simply causes the program to stop and wait for the user to press enter before proceeding. This helps prevent the displayed info from whizzing by in an unreadable blur.

Is this on all TI basic calculators?

To me: 18:02

I’m on a CE, I really need to write the screen resolution on the back.

Thank you for doing this. It's helping me understand

Why do I have to code in my calculator? Dosent make sense

I own a TI-89 and this code is not working. I believe it's because the TI-BASIC is different on the TI-89, like how the TI-89 Titanium has some commands the TI-89 doesn't. Edit: It would be cool if you made a code tutorial for the different calculators.

Im getting errors on every [A] im using ti 82 stats pls help

Please :<

IT Says Err:SYNTAX I double checked the code please help

Me making this for the second time to see how much I learned of TI-BASIC and how much I could optimize, I managed to cut off bytes whilst increasing the UI for both a start screen and death screen, very fun to make still :3

Note that Mathprint is only available for 84 and 84 plus, NOT 83 or 83 plus. All other features are available on both versions.

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Nice video. But the calculator in the picture did not correspond to what he was saying at all ;)

Is there a way to do this on a Ti-30xIIs?

Hey dude could you make the screen smaller

How do you recall the last line?

How come I can't use negative numbers in Celsius what if the temperature that day was -10?

Can I change the name of the program after I've written it?

How would I make the program do the opposite calculate from Celsius to Fahrenheit?