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I'm sure you could show this post 40 years from now, people will still understand it from programming their TI-83 in high school.
by dangerbird2 9y ago
I'm sure you could show this post 40 years from now, people will still understand it from programming their TI-83 in high school.
- saagarjha 9y agoProgramming on a TI-83 will be a thing as long as TI-83/4s remain the "gold standard" of graphing calculators in high school.
- Goladus 9y agoSeriously, is there a good graphing calculator app for Android that gives you all the same functionality but runs on modern hardware? I've been out of high school for 20 years I don't care what's prohibited in exam rooms.
- berbec 9y agoI remember my AP Calculus exam. We were allowed graphing calculators. So I wrote a basic program that gave all the formulas, notes and tips we could come up with in a stupid version of less. Totally legal, we were allowed calculators with whatever programs we wanted. The just didn't think someone would make a program that was nothing but hundreds of PRINT statements!