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...So, you've never used LISP, or played with a language with eval in it? In either, the above isn't exactly built in, but it is trivial to create. But yes, be
by qwertyuiop924 11y ago
...So, you've never used LISP, or played with a language with eval in it? In either, the above isn't exactly built in, but it is trivial to create.
But yes, being unaware of the 89, I was talking about the Z80 calculators that make up the rest of the TI-8x range, which are still used in schools to this day, which are programmed in a rubbish version of BASIC called TI-BASIC. It sucks. The 68k calculators, like the 89 and the nspire are programmed in a completely different and much better version of BASIC. This is also called TI-BASIC. This leads to much confusion, and to make it worse, there is a third TI-BASIC, which is also completely different, and was used in the computers made by TI.