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In this section of the tutorial, you will learn how to use the Graph Screen to create visual programs. A good way to start is to put INPUT into the program code alone. A line with simply "INPUT" will take you to the graphing screen and give you a cursor to click in the screen. You might want to take off the Axis, Grid, and Coordinates first, by putting "AXISOFF" "GRIDOFF" "COORDINATESOFF" before the INPUT

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  • Beginner's Guide to Programming TI-BASIC/3
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  • In this section of the tutorial, you will learn how to use the Graph Screen to create visual programs. A good way to start is to put INPUT into the program code alone. A line with simply "INPUT" will take you to the graphing screen and give you a cursor to click in the screen. You might want to take off the Axis, Grid, and Coordinates first, by putting "AXISOFF" "GRIDOFF" "COORDINATESOFF" before the INPUT
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  • In this section of the tutorial, you will learn how to use the Graph Screen to create visual programs. A good way to start is to put INPUT into the program code alone. A line with simply "INPUT" will take you to the graphing screen and give you a cursor to click in the screen. You might want to take off the Axis, Grid, and Coordinates first, by putting "AXISOFF" "GRIDOFF" "COORDINATESOFF" before the INPUT TI-BASIC gives several functions for drawing to the graph screen which are easily accessible through the draw menu ([2nd][prgm]). For most programs that use the graph screen, it is a good idea to put "StoreGDB 1" at the beginning and "RecallGDB 1" at the end. This stores the current graph state and restores it at the end, so when you change the graph state by using a function like "AXIS OFF", the graph screen doesn't stay changed after the program is finished.
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