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Welcome to the TI-83 section of TI-Basic Developer (TI|BD)! This section of the site covers how to make TI-Basic programs for the TI-83, TI-83+, TI-83+ Silver Edition (SE), TI-84+, and TI-84+ Silver Edition calculators (often abbreviated as TI-83/84/+/SE). After going through all of the TI-83 information, the reader should be a competent TI-83 Basic programmer.
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We've tried to create a broad base of TI-Basic information. This ensures that most readers will hopefully be able to learn something from this site. Experimentation is encouraged to fully digest all of the information. Please use our search engine to find what you desire, or refer to the sitemap. Search is temporarily unavailable, we are working to bring it online! |
Each reader can read the information in whatever order they desire. For the average reader, though, the suggested approach is to just start from the beginning and read until the end. The information is presented in a sequential order, with the concepts and code getting increasingly more complex as you get further into it. You might also look at the page Using This Guide, which outlines another suggested reading order.
Please feel free to not only get involved, but also come back often to see what changes or additions have been made. And above all else, enjoy your stay!
Recent News
TI|BD is constantly changing through the efforts of its members. Here are the most recent significant edits that have been made. For the complete documentation of the history, see News Depository.
| May | 04 — | TI has announced the release of the TI-84+ CE Python in North America. The release is expected for Fall 2021. |
| May | 22 — | TI has announced that future OS updates for the TI-84+CE and TI-83 Premium CE will disallow custom ASM programs and OS downgrading to mitigate exam mode security issues. |
| Sep | 25 — | A new forum category specifically for CE and CSE programming questions has been added to separate these threads from those for the monochrome models |
| May | 21 — | Congratulations to TI-BD user Trenly for being promoted to Administrator! |
| Apr | 23 — | The new chat is available for use by the TI-BD community! This chat should be more secure than the last one. |
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As a part of this site's growth, we have created a portable guide for you to print out and have as a programming source wherever you go. The portable guide contains most of this site's content in a printable format including all the commands, techniques, and calculator references.
Go to the Portable Guide for TI|BD.
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