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General Discussion => Other Discussions => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: annoyingcalc on August 13, 2011, 08:29:38 pm
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I got a ti-nspire CX!!! :o
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Nice, any plans for it? (Coding and so on? :D)
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Yes lua any good tutorials anywhere?
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inspired-lua.org (http://inspired-lua.org)
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cool
checking out now
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I just got one today too. I hesitated a long while before shelling away $184.99, though. On top of that in retail stores over here it's $194.99 O.O
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That's expensive, considering the Canadian dollar is worth barely less than a US dollar O.O
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cool
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That website is documentation of the TI specific part of Lua, you will need a general tutorial if you've never used Lua.
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This is how I learned it: First these two tutorials (http://luatut.com/) to give me an idea of what Lua's like, then this awesome reference guide (http://lua-users.org/files/wiki_insecure/users/thomasl/luarefv51single.pdf) for the rest of it. Hope that helps :)
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I got a nspire CX CAS ! didn't want to make a new topic, so I'm polluting yours, annoyingorange :P
Nice, any plans for it? (Coding and so on? :D)
Anticipating the questions :P
Well, trying to make 2+2, then 4+7, then when I know how to use it and when I have time :(, maybe Lua :)
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Great to here!
The color screen on it is truly beautiful! :)
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This is how I learned it: First these two tutorials (http://luatut.com/) to give me an idea of what Lua's like, then this awesome reference guide (http://lua-users.org/files/wiki_insecure/users/thomasl/luarefv51single.pdf) for the rest of it. Hope that helps :)
hey! thats where i learned lua, too! (Great tuts!)
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Gratz! The best calc I have right now is only an nspire... :P
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Gratz! The best calc I have right now is only an nspire... :P
I personally think TI-84+SE is better than nspire, but XP
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The color screen on it is truly beautiful! :)
Yeah, and even if I knew there was colors, I was surprised when I saw them :D
I personally think TI-84+SE is better than nspire, but XP
I have one too, so it is okay ;)
Gratz! The best calc I have right now is only an nspire... :P
Muahahahaa !!! And everyone in my school have TI-82 Stats --°
Except some smart guys that own TI-83+ and nerds with TI-89 Titanium.
Great tuts!
I might check them also when I got time (read: in 2 years or so). So until then...
/me is writing down all the names of Lua programmers to check their posts often
:P