Texas TI-86 Manuale Utente
Chapter 16: Programming
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"
string
"
Specifies the beginning and end of a string
Outpt(
row
,
column
,"
string
")
Outpt(
row
,
column
,
stringName
)
Outpt(
row
,
column
,
value
)
Outpt(
row
,
column
,
variable
)
Displays string, stringName, value, or a value stored to variable
beginning at the specified row and column on the display
beginning at the specified row and column on the display
Outpt("CBLSEND",
listName
)
Although using
Send(
is preferred on the TI
-86, you can use
Outpt(
to
send listName to a CBL 2/CBL or CBR (for TI
-85 compatibility)
InpSt
promptString
,
variable
InpSt
variable
Pauses a program, displays promptString or
?
, and waits for a
response; stores the response to variable always as a string; omit
quotation marks from your response
quotation marks from your response
The TI
-86 Key Code Diagram
When
getKy
is encountered in a program, it returns a number
corresponding to the last key pressed, according to the key code
diagram to the right. If no key has been pressed,
diagram to the right. If no key has been pressed,
getKy
returns
0
.
Use
getKy
inside loops to transfer control, such as when you
create a video game.
This program returns the key code of each key you press.
:Float
:0¶A
:Lbl TOP
:getKy¶A
:If A>0
:Disp A
:Goto TOP
:0¶A
:Lbl TOP
:getKy¶A
:If A>0
:Disp A
:Goto TOP
To break (interrupt) the program, press ^ and then press *.