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Looking on Amazon... TI calculators are running Python nowadays. Much easier to understand but C would be a much better introduction to computing for them :(

• modeless 4y ago
  TI has never supported C on its calculators. That's part of the fun :)
  • pjmlp 4y ago
    It supported Assembly officially, which is better to learn how computers actually work, although they seem to have dropped support for it recently.
  • radicalbyte 4y ago
    Oh I thought they'd changed since I was at school :) In my day they only had ASM. Only my C64 was way more capable / interesting.
• selimthegrim 4y ago
  The NSpire was running Lua at one point…