Binary/Decimal/Hexadecimal Converter

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Author: Denis M Download: BDHCNVRT-V2.zipNo Download Available Version: 2.0 Compatibility: TI-83/84/+/SE File Size: 1286 Bytes Genre: Arcade Graphics Platform Puzzle RPG Strategy Sports Casino Board Utility Misc Rating:
This program converts between the base 2, base 10 and base 16 numeral systems, A.K.A. binary, decimal and hexadecimal. Written in pure TI-Basic. That's all it does. Have fun with it!

What the community thinks:

Nick Hoover (guest) 05 Apr 2016 17:54

Can you post the raw code?

jonbush 05 Apr 2016 19:44

You can download the file and open the .8xp program with software called TI Connect CE. This software will also allow you to transfer the program to your calculator with the direct USB cable.

Here is the source code anyway:

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Lbl 0
For(K,1,16
0→L₁(K
End
For(K,1,4
0→L₂(K
End
DelVar ADelVar BDelVar CDelVar DDelVar EDelVar FDelVar GDelVar HDelVar KCrHome
Menu("Convert from…","…Binary",1,"…Decimal",2,"…Hexadecimal",3,"Exit",4
Lbl 4
ClrList L₁,L₂
Return
End
Lbl 1
Output(1,1,"  Please enter     from RIGHT       to LEFT.
Disp "","","
For(K,1,16
Input A
If A and A≠1
Then
17→K
End
A→L₁(K
End
DelVar A
For(K,1,16
If 1=L₁(K
Then
A+2^(K-1→A
End
End
Lbl 5
A→D
3→H
For(G,1,4
D/16^H→B
For(K,16,1,­1
If B<K and B≥K-1
Then
K-1→C
C→L₂(G
End
End
D-C16^H→D
H-1→H
End
ClrHome
If A>65535
Then
Output(1,1,"I apologise, but the numbers you   enter can't   exceed decimal      65535.     Your number was
Output(7,1,A
Pause 
Goto 0
End
Output(2,1,"Binary
1→C
For(K,16,1,­1
L₁(K)→B
Output(3,C,B
C+1→C
End
Output(4,1,"Decimal
Output(5,1,A
Output(6,1,"Hexadecimal
For(K,1,4
If 15=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"F
End
If 14=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"E
End
If 13=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"D
End
If 12=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"C
End
If 11=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"B
End
If 10=L₂(K
Then
Output(7,K,"A
End
If 10>L₂(K
Then
L₂(K→B
Output(7,K,B
End
End
Pause 
Goto 0
Lbl 2
ClrHome
Output(1,1,"  Please enter     the number.
Disp "","
Input A
Lbl 6
A→B
For(K,15,0,­1
If B-2^(K)≥0
Then
B-2^K→B
1→L₁(K+1
End
End
Goto 5
Lbl 3
ClrHome
Output(1,1,"Please enter the 4 digit number digit per digit.
10→A
11→B
12→C
13→D
14→E
15→F
Disp "","","
For(K,4,1,­1
Input G
G→L₂(K
End
L₂(4)4096+L₂(3)256+L₂(2)16+L₂(1→A
Goto 6

I made a few trivial optimizations, but didn't change anything structurally.

Adam (guest) 19 Apr 2017 19:30

What is that KCrHome command?

Battlesquid 19 Apr 2017 19:50

There is no KcrHome command. Check to make sure your code is typed in correctly. :)

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Myles_Zadok 19 Apr 2017 21:04

It reads "Delvar KClrHome" he forgot to put the 'l' in ClrHome. Hope that helps.

I don't care

TI-Basic Dude 30 Jun 2017 14:23

Look, Even if this thread was active in April 2016, There is some things the creator needs to know.
There is still optimization that can be made, either by using the sub( command or by turning the:

:If 12=L2(K
:Then
:Output(7,K,C
:End

This can be optimized to without the End and Then commands.
I have heard, using Ans is quicker than the actual variable itself.
So,

:L2(K
:If Ans=12
:"C
:Output(7,K,Ans

Trenly 30 Jun 2017 19:54

It could actually be

If 12=L2(K
Output(7,K,C

TI-Basic Dude 01 Jul 2017 03:40

Good point.