Oh I get it now!

By the way, this is a program my friend and I came up with.  I think it will change the TI-Basic world as we know it:
ClrHome
ClrDraw
ClrRAM

ClrDraw.  Some argue the best way is to do:

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for(Y,0,62)
for(X,0,94)
PixelOff(X,Y)
end
end
much faster and can get you almost 1 frame per minute, which is a respectable frame rate for shooters like black ops.

Really? I heard that

:0→X
:0→Y
:Lbl LP
:" "→Str1
:Text(Y,X,Str1)
:X+1→X
:If X=95
:Then
:Goto IY
:End
:Lbl CO
:Goto LP
:Lbl IY
:Y+1→Y
:0→X
:If Y=58
:Then
:Goto EN
:End
:Goto CO
:Lbl EN
:Stop
:Stop
:Stop

is much better.

ClrDraw.  Some argue the best way is to do:

Code: [Select]

for(Y,0,62)
for(X,0,94)
PixelOff(X,Y)
end
end
much faster and can get you almost 1 frame per minute, which is a respectable frame rate for shooters like black ops.

On old computers with low RAM, when closing applications, a similar effect happens with the application being closed. It disappears line by line so much it is slow. X.x

ClrDraw.  Some argue the best way is to do:

Code: [Select]

for(Y,0,62)
for(X,0,94)
PixelOff(X,Y)
end
end
much faster and can get you almost 1 frame per minute, which is a respectable frame rate for shooters like black ops.

I got a domain error?????>???/// i cleered my archive to try to fix but it deleted my programs??????? WHY YOU GIVE ME VIRUS!@@!!!!! IM REPORT YOUY!!!!111!!!

How do I get "for("?  I found "For(" and "f" "o" "r" "e", but no "for(".  Also, what's Archive?

it is a place you can store programs, but you can only do so by unscrewing the back of the calculator, pulling out some wires, and dumping the data through them.  Actually, made it sound hard, pretty easy actually

good luck!