#Ti connect ce games assembly code
Pause is one of the most unique TI-BASIC commands because it can only be used in one way: It will stop the program from executing any code that comes after it until the user presses "ENTER" If you execute it, you should see TI-BASIC printed on the third line at the fourth space. For example, create the following program: When you execute an Output( command, you are telling your calculator at which of these spaces to write a certain piece of text. Your screen can hold 16 characters across and 8 characters down. You may or may not have already noticed that on the calculator screen, all characters (numbers, letters, spaces, punctuation, etc.) take up the same amount of space. This is precisely what ClrHome does: It gets rid of any text already on the home screen. Now go to prgmWIKI and simply create one line of code: ClrHome. On your calculator, press a bunch of numbers (more than 1 line).
To begin your TI-BASIC education, let's begin with two of the simplest and most helpful commands, ClrHome (standing for Clear Home) and Output(. To find a command, click on the link to it's page, where a complete location description can be found, as well as a more complete description of it's function. Also, there is not a description of where commands are found. Some parts of the tutorial will ask you to create programs to execute, and this is where you will write them. In order to see an actual example of what is being discussed, create a program (see above) and call it WIKI.
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