Nspire Starter Kit

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Welcome to the TI-Basic Developer (TI|BD) Nspire Basic Starter Kit! This tutorial is designed to help new Nspire programmers get their feet off the ground. The tutorial is divided into chapters that each have their own focus, and is meant to be read in sequential order. If you have questions or get stuck, leave a post on the forums and somebody will assist you. Happy coding!

1. Getting Started Introduction to Nspire Basic Overview of Nspire Basic Your First Program How to use your Nspire Calculator Computer Setup 2. The Basics of Nspire Basic How to display text on your Nspire How to loop a program on your Nspire How to use functions on your Nspire How to use variables on your Nspire 3. Creating Games How to make a Nspire arcade game How to make a Nspire RPG game How to make a Nspire Math game 4. Advanced Graphics 5. Math Functions 6. Optimization 7. Putting It All Together 8. Miscellaneous