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Apparently, there are calc apps you can easily get that will store text. Apparently, a number of my classmates used this ability for tests - storing various inf
by daychilde 16y ago
Apparently, there are calc apps you can easily get that will store text. Apparently, a number of my classmates used this ability for tests - storing various information and formulas we were required to memorize.
I'm not tooting my own horn in saying I didn't participate - I'm no noble man, but one thing I will not do is cheat in college. I was, however, very disappointed to learn that apparently such cheating is rampant.
- jff 16y agoYou certainly don't need any special app. The TI program editor makes it extremely easy to store your notes as programs. HP calculators are a little more annoying for editing, but it's still easy to store text in a string variable. I did it on occasion, because sometimes there's such a ridiculous number of complex formulae that I'd rather spend my time practicing their use rather than memorizing them. The students who bank their whole grade on the notes in the calculator... typically can't pass anyway, because they don't know how to use the formulae.