In this challenge, you will convert the current date and time to a percentage that represents the progress of the year.

For an example input of the current date and time, the following temporary lists will be used:

Code:

getDate→L1 getTime→L2

And the output will be a percentage that looks like this:

Code:

32.18 (% symbol is NOT required!)

Another example is the start of the year is the very beginning of the year is 00.00 and the end is 99.99.

Requirements:

• The program must be equal to or less then 750 bytes
• The program must be compatible on all models of the TI-84 Plus family (including color editions)
• The program must be compatible with OS 2.20+ (no 2.53MP+ commands)
• The code must be YOURS! You may not copy it from other people.
• The output MUST have a fixed decimal place of two. (eg. 56.32)
• The output value must be >0 and <100.01
• No assembly is permitted. This includes ICE, Axe, BBC Basic, Grammar, etc.
• No libraries of any kind are permitted including Celtic III, xLib, Axe, BatLib, etc.
• You must work on this by your own. If you had help from others, what's the point?
• The deadline is 12:00 AM on January 1st, 2021 UTC.
• This program must work with any date and time of any year, INCLUDING LEAP YEARS.

You can take all the time you need, no need to rush!

You need to ask yourself some basic questions. For example…

• What should this challenge be about?
• What graphing calculators are used?
• Basic or Assembly?
• Can libraries be used?
• What are the memory restrictions for this?
• What should the objectives be?
• When is the deadline for submissions?
• When should the challenge start?
• Will there be any awards for the best entry?

You need to post basic information based on the questions for challenges. Simply saying

long coding but does something simple

won't accomplish anything. I don't know what the requirements are. Neither does Trenly or Xeda Elnara. How can we complete these things if we don't know what to do?

Also, this site is pretty dead. I recommend posting challenges on Cemetech.net, whereas many more active users are.

int(-ᴇ2rand While Ans+A Prompt A Disp (Ans+A)rand End

Negative numbers mean to guess higher and positive numbers mean to guess lower.

Disp {√(16),9+10,0/1