I love programming with my TI-83. I've made around 20 games and 
programs for it, with it's simple "language". When you make a pogram 
with a lot of lines it's quite hard to know what is where in the 
code, but that's part of the challange. My goal is always to make as 
small codes as possible, e.g. as few bytes as possible.

/Gunnar

--- In [email protected], "Stefan Pochmann" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Oh wow, programming that TI-83 seems really awfully cumbersome :-)
> 
> Cheers!
> Stefan
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], David Pritts 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > What specifically do you need help with? It doesn't sound like 
it 
> would be very difficult. The way I would do it would be something 
> like:
> >    
> >   Make a list of different moves: R, R', U, U', B, B', L, L', D, 
D' 
> should work
> >    
> >   Set a loop to run a few lines of code, say, 30 times.
> >    
> >   In that loop, generate a random number from 1 to 10 (assumign 
you 
> have 10 diff moves from above)
> >    
> >   Also in that loop, have a bunch of IF statements to translate 
the 
> random number into its corresponding move. One way to do it would 
> simply be something like:
> > 
> > IF <variable> = 1 THEN <something> = "R"
> >   IF <variable> = 2 THEN <something> = "R'"
> >   IF <variable> = 3 THEN <something> = "L"  IF <variable> = 4 
THEN 
> <something> = "L''"
> >   IF <variable> = 5 THEN <something> = "B"
> >   IF <variable> = 6 THEN <something> = "B'''
> >    
> >   etc
> >    
> >   The most tricky part (which still isn't very tricky at all) is 
> determinien what to with the <something>. What you might be able 
to do 
> is designate a string variable (text). In some languages, if you 
use 
> addition on a string variable. Then, just say something like: 
> <something> = <something> + <whichever move was picked>
> >    
> >   Once that's done, you'd have a string variable with the random 
> scramble in it, and you'd just have to display it.
> >    
> >   I don't know how much you know about TI programming, but this 
> should at least give you a start... lf you decide to do it, and 
want 
> to try my way, i'd be glad to help if you had any specific 
questions..
> . I'd actually be interested in having such a program if it was 
> completed. (although i have the TI-89, and never use my  83+)
> >    
> >   Anyways that's just my suggestion, there is prolly a better 
way to 
> do it, but my way is probably the simplest.
> >    
> >   David
> > undermostfiend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> >   can anyone help me make a scrambling program for the TI - 83.
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > John,
> > 
> > 
> > 
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