I ran this

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I ran this

(account deleted) 01 Feb 2018 15:10

I looked in the hexcodes page, typed in the very last code, and got this in return:

I typed it in correctly, but got this. As soon as I pressed 1, it crashed.

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Hewwo, my name is Achak Claw. I was formerly BioHazard.

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Michael2_3B 01 Feb 2018 16:29

Please just stop. You should be learning to write actual programs.

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Trenly 01 Feb 2018 17:53

As with most things on this site, the last hex code is 100% accurate. I have tested it multiple times on my calculator, and have attempted to break it by changing the inputs past what it said they should be, but the program never broke. The only time it ever threw an error was when the values were not defined after the ram had been reset.

Just because you experience an error does not mean that it is an error on the site. Perhaps you overlooked a typo in the code, perhaps your calculator has some sort of glitch from whatever assembly or hexcodes you have run on it, there could be other reasons. However, thousands of people have used the hexcodes here on TI|BD and we have made sure they are accurate for them to use. I can say with 100% certainty that it is not something that is wrong on the site.

I would also agree with Michael2_3B, that you should stop messing with hexcodes and assembly and make programs in TI-Basic. Either that or use wabbitemu to test your code. It is quite annoying to have you repeatedly claim "Theres an error on the site!!!" when there really isn't.

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(account deleted) 01 Feb 2018 20:07

Would this count as spam, and possible banning?

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kg583 01 Feb 2018 20:21

That is up to the mods' discretion.

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Battlesquid 02 Feb 2018 02:33

This wouldn't classify as a ban, but rather an advisory to stop using hexcodes. Many things can be done in TI Basic, and the hassle of hexcodes has proven to be too much. TI Basic is very safe compared to Assembly (the worst case scenario is probably a MEMORY error, but even that clears up after a quick Default reset). If you are still inclined to use hexcodes, please use an emulator so you won't have any problems with your real calculator.

Hexcodes can be pretty awesome, but you have to be cautious on how you use them.

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Re: I ran this

wifijoe 02 Feb 2018 15:04

I get what everyone is saying here, but this is not grounds for a ban. iCloud, you haven't been on this site all too much, and what you have posted have been mostly irrelevant to a problem, and haven't added anything of your own to this forum. Please, stop with getting after Bio_hazard, he didn't do anything wrong.(this is for everyone, including me. Yes, he came on when we had the problem with TI-Basic dude, but after being on the site for a while, I think it's safe to say that this isn't him)

This is coming from the fact that I am tired of people fighting on this forum. It's just a calculator forum, for goodness sake! Yes, showing frustration with a repeated issue is ok, but saying that something is copyright or saying that something doesn't add to the thread at all just isn't needed to be here. It makes stuff messy and hard to read.(not to mention that it doesn't help get the question answered.) Could we all just stay away from stuff like this? I get that we all have different personalities, but it doesn't mean we can't help each other! Just go and look at the older days of the forum for proof that everyone can get along peacefully with each other! Please just stop.

Yes, don't use Hexcodes unless you can write one yourself. Understand what they do before using it! That should just a natural rule for any type of programming.

(sorry if anything sounds Discordy, been using it a lot, and have been needing to help with some problems on some of the servers I'm in.)

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