Plus installation instructions
Super helpful tool, right on your calculator
In my Junior year of highschool, I took precalculus. I clung on to that class with a D, but I did have a lot of fun discovering what the TI-84's were capable of.
I was importing Flappy Bird clones, Super Mario Bros, and Chess when I decided to make my own programs.
I started with making tools to format the graphing window better in TI's built in language. Then I discovered CE toolchain.
To be fair, I don't remember much about this project as it was quite a while ago, so I'll make this short-
I created my SQRT solver, and decided to expand it to fully solve the quadratic formula.
This means that when you give it the variables A, B, and C from the standard form, it will spit out a fully solved quadratic formula for you.
(It gives the decimal answers and the full thing with the roots and everything)
At the bottom of the page, I will describe how to get this working on your TI84 calculator quickly
Anyways, here's the 350 or so lines of code. Yeah, it's a little messy, but I tested it in like 95% of edge cases so it should work. There might be a weird input or two that you can give it to trip it up, but if that ever happens then I encourage you to tinker with the code a little!
First, download Artifice. It's just a terminal that allows you to run this type of application by using some software exploits.
Next, download this file. It's all of the aforementioned code compiled using the Toolchain.
Import both of those files onto your calculator using the TI Connect app. You can send them to RAM or Archive, but RAM is more volotile and is prone to resets.
Turn on your calculator, and go to Apps. Select CabriJr.
CabriJr is an app used to launch other apps. Weird, huh?
Now we need to run Artifice. If the menu doesn't pop up, hit Y= . Then go down to open, and hit Artifice.
Now we are in the Artifice terminal and able to launch our program.
Launch the program and start tinkering around with it!
If you're looking to streamline the app execution process a little more, you can look into getting Cesium .
I hope you were able to learn something from this tutorial, and maybe bump your grade up a little bit :)