EmoSniper

TI.83 Plus 1

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 10:23:30 PST

These programs that I will be teaching you will 100% work on TI.83 Plus calculator. This first program is a math sequence called the Fibonacci Numbers. Very easy program to create and has very little RAM usage off of your calculator. This program uses the FOR loop and many variables.

Ok lets start by pressing the PRGM button and scrolling over till the NEW button is highlighted, then press 1 or ENTER. Call it what you want but in this example i will call mine "FIBONY".

Next press PRGM then scroll over till I/O is highlighted and press 8 over scroll down and press ENTER while ClrHome is highlighted. Then after that press enter and then type 1->X (The -> is the button STO-> under LN and above ON), press ENTER and type 1->Y.

Here's what it should look like:

|:ClrHome |:1->X |:1->Y

Then press ENTER and press PRGM adn scroll over to I/O and press 3 or scroll down to Disp. Now after Disp type (with "") "MAX COUNT". It should look like this "|:Disp"MAX COUNT"|". Hopefully you remember how to get to the I/O screen. Press ENTER and go to the I/O screen and press 1 or highlight Input and press ENTER. After Input put B. It should look like this "|:Input B|". Now press ENTER and put a ClrHome on this line (refer back to see how). Press ENTER and type X+Y->A, and press ENTER. Now put Disp on three lines, the first put X after Disp, second put Y after the Disp, and third Disp put an A after that.

Now for the FOR loop pretty easy to use, harder to understand. On the next line press PRGM and press 4 or scroll down till For( is highlighted and press ENTER. After that type Z, 4, B, 1) after the For(, so it should look like this, "|:For(Z, 4, B, 1) |". After that press ENTER and type A->X, then ENTER and type X+Y->A, next press ENTER and go to the I/O screen and press 3. After Disp type A (so like this "|:Disp A |").Next press ENTER and type X->Y and last press ENTER and press PRGM and press 7 or scroll down until End is highlighted and press ENTER, and your done.

Here is the finished product (exactly):

|:ClrHome | |:1->X | |:1->Y | |:Disp "MAX COUNT| |" | |:Input B | |:ClrHome | |:X+Y->A | |:Disp X | |:Disp Y | |:Disp A | |:For(Z,4,B,A) | |:A->X | |:X+Y->A | |:Disp A | |:X->Y | |:End |

Now to test your program press 2nd , MODE. Then press PRGM and look for whatever you named it, for example mine was named FIBONY, and press ENTER twice. It comes up with "MAX COUNT", ?. Then type a number next to the ?, like 3-200 because I think after 200 it might cause an overflow. Have fun.

TI 83 Plus Programming

Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:35:34 PST

Ok lets start by pressing the PRGM button and scrolling over till the NEW button is highlighted, then press 1 or ENTER. Call it what you want but in this example i will call mine "FIBONY".

Heres what it should look like:

|:ClrHome |:1->X |:1->Y

Ok now lets recap: (should look exactly like that)

Here is the finished product: (EXACTLY)

|:ClrHome | |:1->X | |:1->Y | |:Disp "MAX COUNT| |" | |:Input B | |:ClrHome | |:X+Y->A | |:Disp X | |:Disp Y | |:Disp A | |:For(Z,4,B,A) | |:A->X | |:X+Y->A | |:Disp A | |:X->Y | |:End |

Loops in Java

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 03:07:36 PST

Loops in java are very simple, as are all other loops in the other languages. There are three types of loops Do While, While, and For. First let's look at the Do While loop.

Starting from the beginning you set up the class, then the method. Next declare the variable that you start with. Then the Do statement starts, it prints out “The number is” then the variable that you started with, and ends with a count up method for the starting variable. At the end of the loop the while statement indicates an if statement that when your starting variable is less than or equal to 100, then it stops the loop.

This second type of loop is called a For loop.

Starting off you set up the class and a method like the Do While loop. Now inside the for method contains a declared variable, then the conditional (for example if “i” is less than or equal to 10 then the loop will end), next the i++ is the increment of +1 to the variable i. For every time this loop executes the output should be “The number is" then the variable.

Now last but not least the While loop.

One of the simplest loop is the While loop. First make the class and method. Next you set up variable like the Do_While. Then the while statement declares if “i” is less than or equal to 10. The output would be “The number is” plus the variable, then the variable increases by one(using the i++ statement).

Flash-Drive Customizing

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:21:57 PST

First you need to see if your flash-drive already has a .inf file hidden. Now you need to click on START>Control Panel>Folder Options>View. Scroll down until you find “Hidden Files And Folders”, then check “Show hidden files and folders”.

Now that you can view hidden files/folders open your flash-drive's drive. For me it's “F:”( F = drive letter). When you open it you should have a file named Autorun.inf (sort of greyed out a little bit), or no greyed out files. Delete the file named Autorun.inf because you will be remaking another.

Here's a listed instruction

Right click on the folder and go to New>Text Document
Rename the New Text Document.txt - Autorun.inf
Now right click on Autorun.inf and click Open
It should come up in notepad on the first line type “[Autorun]” (no_quotations)
Next line type Open=“$”
Next line type Icon=“$”
Next line type Label=“whatever you want the drive to be name”

It should look like this.

(NO_QUOTATIONS)

Now then you are probably wondering what the $ stands for. Well that's the icon file path. You can find icon all over the Internet. Just find one and put it on the flash-drive.

Now then let's hide the Autorun.inf and your icon file, if you got one. Right click on the Autorun.inf and click Properties then check the Hidden box at the bottom. If you got a icon do the same. Hit apply and you're done.

If you want to take the show hidden back off. Go to Control Panel>Folder Options>View and check the “Do not show hidden files or folders”. Well your Done.