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'''TI-83 BASIC''' or '''TI-BASIC''' is the high-level language used on TI-83 and TI-83+ calculators (aside from the assembly which is also on the calculator). Many students create small programs on their calculators to help them through tests and homework. One popular example is a quadratic formula program. TI-83 BASIC is not affiliated with [[BASIC]] and is not as similar to it as the name would suggest.
'''TI-83 BASIC''' or '''TI-BASIC''' is the high-level language used on TI-83 and TI-83+ calculators (aside from the assembly which is also on the calculator). TI-83 BASIC is the older brother of [[TI-89 BASIC]]. One of the main complaints with TI-83 BASIC is that there is no native function that tells time, this feature was added in TI-89 BASIC. The language itself, however, is a powerful language capable of many things; nested loops and string manipulation among others. Many students create small programs on their calculators to help them through tests and homework. One popular example is a quadratic formula program. TI-83 BASIC is not affiliated with [[BASIC]] and is not as similar to it as the name would suggest. Someone who has experience writing code in [[C]] or [[C++]] should have no trouble working with this language.

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TI-83 BASIC
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TI-83 BASIC or TI-BASIC is the high-level language used on TI-83 and TI-83+ calculators (aside from the assembly which is also on the calculator). TI-83 BASIC is the older brother of TI-89 BASIC. One of the main complaints with TI-83 BASIC is that there is no native function that tells time, this feature was added in TI-89 BASIC. The language itself, however, is a powerful language capable of many things; nested loops and string manipulation among others. Many students create small programs on their calculators to help them through tests and homework. One popular example is a quadratic formula program. TI-83 BASIC is not affiliated with BASIC and is not as similar to it as the name would suggest. Someone who has experience writing code in C or C++ should have no trouble working with this language.

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