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I am a young self taught programmer, however do not doubt my current abilities. BASIC should be the first language you should learn if you are an ambitious programmer. I know BASIC, assembly, learning ADO.NET and C++. But this article is focused on BASIC. You will need the following: * TI calc preferabally a 84 since I have an 84 * A desire to stick with me through out this page * If you find any errors or any up to date codes please change it but please no silly stuff * Disp "txt" * Output(Y,X,"TXT * Text(Y,X,"TXT So now try it out with these following examples: or another

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rdfs:comment	I am a young self taught programmer, however do not doubt my current abilities. BASIC should be the first language you should learn if you are an ambitious programmer. I know BASIC, assembly, learning ADO.NET and C++. But this article is focused on BASIC. You will need the following: * TI calc preferabally a 84 since I have an 84 * A desire to stick with me through out this page * If you find any errors or any up to date codes please change it but please no silly stuff * Disp "txt" * Output(Y,X,"TXT * Text(Y,X,"TXT So now try it out with these following examples: or another
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abstract	I am a young self taught programmer, however do not doubt my current abilities. BASIC should be the first language you should learn if you are an ambitious programmer. I know BASIC, assembly, learning ADO.NET and C++. But this article is focused on BASIC. You will need the following: * TI calc preferabally a 84 since I have an 84 * A desire to stick with me through out this page * If you find any errors or any up to date codes please change it but please no silly stuff All right since you have made it all the way to here, I am assuming that you have a Calculator, and know how to open/and make new prgm files. So the first function is the ability to display text. * Disp "txt" * Output(Y,X,"TXT * Text(Y,X,"TXT All these ways are good depending on what kind of looks and the length you are looking for. The Disp function allows a max of 16 characters. The Output function allows any number but will push any extra characters to the next line and will move down a line if the text is over 8 line. The Text function is on the Graph Screen. So you can adjust the X or Y max, min settings to your liking. Also note that Output and Text use Y, then X instead of the usual (X,Y) coordinates. So now try it out with these following examples: Program:TEST :ClrDraw :AxesOff :Text(20,20,"HELLO WORLD :Pause :ClrDraw or a variation Program:Test2 :ClrHome :Disp "HELLO WORLD" :Pause :ClrHome or another Program:Test3 :ClrHome :Output(3,4,"HELLO WORLD :Pause :ClrHome That's it for displaying text pausing it and clearing the screen you are using.

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