WHOA, PEOPLE STILL CODE ON THAT THING?

i do not own a ti85, but isn't it just like ti84 basic?

canada has lazerguns right?
we all think the us is the most powerful country but actually, canada has secret underground bases with aliens and such

I got the Golden God achievement in Super Meat Boy (100% the game)

holy shit, that's awesome

i've been on omni for a while now, and i've never actually introduced myself


so, three years ago, i got my first graphing calculator, the ti83 (not plus)
at first, i thought it was a handheld, so i was kinda suprised that i couldn't play games on it from the get go.
so i looked up the manual on the internet and i found out that you could code on it


and that's when the programming spark happened...


a few months later, i sold it, and with the money i bought a ti83+
but that one broke, so my parents got me a ti84+se, which i still own as of today


the programming languages i know are BASIC, and a little AXE


my other hobbies and interests are video games (gamecube FTW), and rubiks cubes (i know how to solve a 3x3x3, a 2x2x2 and a 2x2x4 respectively)


so that's me

HOLY NECROPOST 


but yeah, sorry, can't help you
i'm not so much of an asm programmer (the only command i know is C9-Return)
and i'm not sure if you're going to get another reply since this topic is kinda old...

wut

ohh i understand now
i thought the limit calculator was kinda pointless, because anyone with a brain could do it themself (no offence to people without brains )
so that's why i decided to remove it (and because i desperately needed space to fit in the simplification programs )

ANOTHER UPDATE


the program can now simplify fractions with pi in them or with the constant of euler
just check it out