ok. Many people got their Prizm through the CASIO event and I assume that many people are willing to try to program.
However, Casio Basic and Ti Basic are different.
So, I decided to write a really simple (not complicated) "conversion table" from TI-BASIC to Prizm BASIC!

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1. Input/Output

TI-BASIC
Input Stuff
Input "DISPLAY", Stuff
Output(row,column,"DISPLAY")
Disp "CONTENT"

to Prizm BASIC
?→Stuff
"DISPLAY"?→Stuff
(Color) Locate column,row,"DISPLAY"
"CONTENT"

Also, I think it's a good idea to mention that while TI-84+SE has 16x8 homescreen available to use for program, Prizm has 21x7 homescreen available to use for program. Yes. One less row.
At least, Locate can have color stuff Oh. Color can be accessed by [SHIFT] [5] [5] [1] in program editor.

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2. Loops

TI-BASIC
:If Condition
:Then
:Code
:Else
:Another Code
:End

For(Variable,Start_Num,End_Num(,Increment value))
:Stuffs
:End

While Condition:Code:End

Repeat Condition:Code:End

to Prizm BASIC
If Condition
:Then
:Code
:Else
:Another Code
:IfEnd

For Start_Num→Variable To End_Num(Step Increment Value)
:Stuffs
:Next

While Condition:Code: WhileEnd

Do:Code:LpWhile Condition

It's worthy to mention that in Prizm BASIC, "Then" is must be used in If statement.
Also, Do-LpWhile loop loops until the condition is true, unlike Repeat!

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3. =>
=> is really awesome to use!

=> is called "Jump condition" iirc, and its syntax is this:
Condition=>Condition if true[:Condition of false]

It's kinda like ? function in axe. Kinda.

So instead of all this jarble:
If A=3
Goto 1
Else
Goto 2
IfEnd

You can do this!
A=3=>Goto 1:Goto 2

=> can be found in [shift] [vars] [f3] [f3].

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4. Strings

TI BASIC
sub(Str1,Start_from,how_many_chars)

to Prizm BASIC
StrMid(Str 1,Start_from,how_many_chars)

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I'll add more later.

The only place I could think of is the Prizm manual(Hard to find some stuffs XP ) and cemetech prizm wiki which has 100+ commands documented so far.

Thanks TBO_Yeong! I got my calculator today and started playing around with programs immediately. This is a really useful topic. (I'd rate you up but I can't from where I am )

By the way, you know you can use [hr] to draw horizontal lines:

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So you don't have to use [spoiler][/spoiler].

updated for => stuff.
I think this should go to tutorial eventually...

For the Disp Command you just showed text in quotes but this wont work for variables all the time(It at least didnt work in my program but that may be my fault)
Also istn there some strange triangle thing for Disp then pause?

Oh I wasnt responding to yours saintrunner and I think that the => command should work with anything I'll test it on calc in a minute

Looks nice so far Yeong. When it reaches more progress, you should put it in the tutorials section with a link to this thread.

we'd need a prizm-basic section, though... we only have prizm-C and prizm-general

Also, I'd be happy to help a bit with these tutorials, Yeong