@CalculatorGuy2001. Actually, a gui is a graphical user interface. Visual Studio is an IDE. integrated development environment. Your a very good programmer btw. This is really cool. 👍
you said that #include #include were crucial to running these programs, but you didn't use them in your guessing game example. Would your guessing game program actually work? What do those libraries do anyways? and can I use c++ simply by replacing the main.c program with a main.cpp program?
I made a magic 8 ball program for my calculator. It is a lot of fun I would recommend it to everyone who is just starting. it is very easy to make. Hint- it involves using random integers.
Is this true? I just got into using this toolkit and i wanted to make some simple math programs using C and looking at the documentation I didnt see anything for handling input output. maybe I overlooked something but seeing your comment made me think I was correct on this
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@CalculatorGuy2001. Actually, a gui is a graphical user interface. Visual Studio is an IDE. integrated development environment. Your a very good programmer btw. This is really cool. 👍
I downloaded the TI 5.4 operating system but what would be the disadvantages to doing that?
can't use asm prgm without a "jailbreak"
I'm not expecting anybody to respond to this but how would you get this to work on macOS? There is no file to run the stuff in the cedev folder.
fyi even if you have an older calculator you MUST run the program with the asm(prgrmName) command.
you said that
#include
#include
were crucial to running these programs, but you didn't use them in your guessing game example. Would your guessing game program actually work? What do those libraries do anyways? and can I use c++ simply by replacing the main.c program with a main.cpp program?
Do you want a video on that? Or did you get it?
@@CalculatorGuy2001 I figured it out later
I made a magic 8 ball program for my calculator. It is a lot of fun I would recommend it to everyone who is just starting. it is very easy to make. Hint- it involves using random integers.
Does this work on an TI-nspire CX II-T?
No
Can I use artiface on my standard Ti-84 Plus CE?
Yes
@@CalculatorGuy2001 awesome, you should make a tutorial installing artiface on the Ti-84 Plus CE!
Ok will do soon!
@@CalculatorGuy2001 awesome!
Thanks for the vid!
bro why do they not have input text function built in my god. classic c programmers
Is this true? I just got into using this toolkit and i wanted to make some simple math programs using C and looking at the documentation I didnt see anything for handling input output. maybe I overlooked something but seeing your comment made me think I was correct on this
Oh you did overlook something! It's very complex to say the least!
I am on OS 5.3.1
You should have minimal problems then! I would recommend downloading the latest OS version because you may run into OTHER problems!
@@CalculatorGuy2001 DO NOT UPGRADE just use Cesium it will work fine. Upgrading will remove features such as asm to run programs.
@@Log4Jake Agree, use OS update as a last resort.
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