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TI-Basic Z80 Programming

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Illustration of a TI-84 Plus
Illustration of a TI-84 Plus
See also:TI-Basic 84 Programming andTI-Basic 89 Programming

This book covers the Z80 processor's version ofTI-BASIC.

Overview

TI-BASIC is a simple programming language used on Texas Instruments (TI) graphing calculators. The language is quite simple, and integrates many normal graphing calculator commands (such as storing variables or graphing) into its code.

TI-BASIC is very easy to program, especially when compared to assembly, which is the other main language that can be used to program TI graphing calculators. Also, programs written in TI-BASIC can have small file sizes, since common functions can be programmed with just one character (1-2 bytes), such asIf orMenu(. However, this makes execution of TI-BASIC programs very slow, since each line of code must be read and parsed before execution. Despite the crawling speed of TI-BASIC, it's appropriate for many simple programs.

Versions of TI-BASIC

There are two main versions of TI-BASIC in use today:

  • The TI-BASIC that comes with the TI-89, TI 89 Titanium, TI-92, TI-92 Plus and Voyage 200 calculators. This is the more powerful version of TI-BASIC.
  • The TI-BASIC that comes with the TI-83, TI-83+, TI-83+ Silver Edition, TI-84+ and TI-84+ Silver Edition calculators. This is a less powerful version of TI-BASIC, but is still fairly versatile.This Wikibook covers this version.

Please note that within these two versions of TI-BASIC, there are slight variations.

Table of Contents


Aprintable version of TI-Basic Z80 Programming is available. (edit it)
Wikipedia has related information atTI-Basic.

This table of contents arranges the sections in the best order possible for those who are trying to learn the language. However, if you are already familiar with TI-BASIC, you may decide to skip certain sections.

  1. Introduction - What this book covers and how to read it75% developed
  2. Necessary Items - What you need to begin programming75% developed
  3. Hello, World! - How to write your first program100% developed
  4. Basic Variables - How to use reals, strings, and lists100% developed
  5. Output - How to display values and strings to the screen100% developed
  6. Input - How to get and use user input100% developed
  7. Conditional Statements - How to dynamically change the program100% developed
  8. Loops - How to repeat sections of code100% developed
  9. Advanced Variables - How to use other variable types100% developed
  10. GetKey - How to use precise user input via keypresses100% developed
  11. Goto and Lbl - How to jump to different sections in code100% developed
  12. Menus - Display several options for user selection100% developed
  13. Errors - How to handle when a program encounters an error75% developed
  14. Tips, Tricks and Optimizations - Use these tricks to reduce your code's footprint75% developed
  15. Advanced Programming - How to apply advanced tricks to your program75% developed
  16. Programming Games - How program simple games50% developed
  17. Appendix A: List of Commands50% developed

External Links

Learning and Programming TI-BASIC

Here are the manuals that come with TI calculators from the Texas Instruments website, which can be used to learn TI-BASIC.

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