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Calculator Programming - Episode 22: Auto-Solve Towers of Hanoi

We check out a commonly known puzzle called the Towers of Hanoi. We first look at a program that I already made which allows the user to play the game. Then ...

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josh 42732 commented on 07 May 2015

Ok. I also copied and pasted the original towers of Hanoi, but with the TI Connect bug, and with the "special variable" that you have to interconnect multiple programs, it doesn't run. I've tried for days now, and I really want to be able to play it!! I have been so excited to play it and not have it done automatically. The farthest I got to fixing it was the actual screen, but there is no bracket around the tower itself. Thank you and can't wait to see your next video!!

Tim-J.Swan commented on 23 Apr 2015

That's weird, the video said it had 0 views but one like... Interesting..

josh 42732 commented on 30 Apr 2015

Will you upload the original towers of Hanoi?

Anonymous Cloud commented on 23 Apr 2015

Glad to see you back and making videos.

How to play a game on a TI-30XIIS Calculator, IT DOES WORK!

Here's a video explaining how to play the game that I call Randomizer on a TI-30XIIS calculator (Please Read Description) This game can be played by doing ...

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Eros commented on 10 Apr 2016

Are you disabled?

CannonPro commented on 12 Apr 2016

LOL

TotodileMaster commented on 20 Feb 2016

For once we have somebody shows us that it is possible to play somewhat of a game on a TI30XIIS after all the other people that failed, this is honestly the closest thing to a game that can be played on this kind of calculator. I'm a 6th grader in a middle school where if you have any kind of electronic device, you automatically get a detention. My friend even tried with his brother's Game Boy Advance to see if he wouldn't get caught , but he did.

TotodileMaster commented on 20 Feb 2016

+CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions Thanks

CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions commented on 20 Feb 2016

+TotodileMaster It should as long as the calculator has a PRB button and a RAND/RANDI menu. It might even work on TI34 II and multiview calculators because they both have the PRB button.

TotodileMaster commented on 20 Feb 2016

+CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions Does this work on the TI30XIIB? Just wondering

CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions commented on 20 Feb 2016

+TotodileMaster Yeah, middle school gets very boring very fast so i found this out by just mashing buttons on my calculator and turned it into a game for study hall. I kept this a secret for a few years and then I made a video about it because of all the failed attempts and TI 83+ TI 84+ videos that are for graphing calculators a Middle School student most likely wouldn't have. Even though I'm in High School now, it is still good to carry around a TI30XIIS as a backup calculator. And BTW, Middle School just gets harder and harder as you progress through it.

IT'S A FEATURE commented on 20 Feb 2016

It actually worked, Thanks! BTW nice Super Nintendo you have there

Zane Tekaucic (Trainfan8103) commented on 24 Feb 2016

I believe...

CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions commented on 24 Feb 2016

+Zane Tekaucic (Trainfan8103) Is it a TI30XIIS?

Zane Tekaucic (Trainfan8103) commented on 24 Feb 2016

I'm going to use the calculator that I have at school.

CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions commented on 24 Feb 2016

+Zane Tekaucic (Trainfan8103) Thanks! It should work and if you have any trouble with it, let me know.

Zane Tekaucic (Trainfan8103) commented on 24 Feb 2016

+CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions Lol, I'm going to try this. Great video!

CSX Nathaniel Molek Productions commented on 20 Feb 2016

+IT'S A FEATURE Thanks :)

Calculate Game v1.1 Preview

Calculate Game challenges you to a new kind of casual puzzle! Auto-adjusting difficulty will challenge casual players and math enthusiasts alike. Play timed or ...

Game Boy C Programming - Prime Number Calculator

Using the gbdk compiler, I compiled a simple C program that uses some modular arithmatic and a for-loop to calculate the first 100 prime numbers into a ...

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madvorakCZ commented on 29 May 2015

I suppose that the old Game Boy (Sharp LR35902 processor) didn't offer the sqrt (square root) operation. Am I right? It would have been much faster with it.

dumuh commented on 13 Jul 2015

+madvorakCZ +mewrox99 You could still greatly improve the speed by first checking that the number isn't even and then starting c at 3 incrementing by 2 and breaking the loop when c*c exceeds i. No sqrt needed.

mewrox99 commented on 21 Jun 2015

I implemented a prime factorisation program on the GB today that uses floor(sqrt(x))https://github.com/mewrox99/FactorisationGB/blob/master/primefactors.c

madvorakCZ commented on 19 Jun 2015

I understand you.And ... implementing floor(sqrt(x)) would be probably useless (for usual purposes).

mewrox99 commented on 16 Jun 2015

+madvorakCZ Yeah, my understanding is that the CPU lacks a floating point unit. There is no floating libraries in the Gameboy C API either. I could at some point attempt to implement my own fixed point library, but i'm very busy at the moment with University.

tom lukeywood. commented on 28 Jul 2014

how come you did not include stdio.h when your using the printf function?

Akshay Aradhya commented on 09 Aug 2014

Standard library functions are included by default

Byron Ortega Vega commented on 06 Aug 2014

+tom lukeywood. corrijo: tenías razón, "stdio,h" sí se utiliza (mis disculpas por hacerte perder tiempo), en el último "printf" se muestra la librería de "stdio.h" (y al imprimir en esa linea el código fuente, significa que sí lo incluyeron xD)."Errar es humano" y aprender de errores me ayuda a crecer :')

Byron Ortega Vega commented on 06 Aug 2014

+tom lukeywood. I think the same thing for a while. maybe the "gb.h" library have an equivalent "printf" function for the gb screen, but i'm not sure ._.the only way that you can verify that is compiling the source (with the appropiate gb compiler).I'll try it too xD

tom lukeywood. commented on 06 Aug 2014

+Byron Ortega Vegaso how did you print to the screen withoutstdio.h?

Byron Ortega Vega commented on 06 Aug 2014

the "stdio.h" library is for some DOS functions. the "gb/gb.h" works on the gb (no soy tan bueno escribiendo en inglés como leyéndolo xD)

Basic Calculator Games

Calculator games made with only the basic calculator editor that comes with the calculator. Most of the games are years old (and bring back old memories of ...