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I am trying to write a program in TI BASIC (TI 83 plus calculator programming) by converting a C++ program I made, but I can't make an If-Else If statement. Does anyone know how I can write If-Else If in TI BASIC? If not, is there a site that can convert C++ to TI BASIC?
PS I am programming in TI BASIC because I can carry my calculator with me, but not my desktop.
BASIC uses IF THEN ELSE
You should see if it supports the PEEK and POKE commands, then write a C/C++ compiler in BASIC :DCode:IF x = 5 THEN y = 1 ELSE IF x = 6 THEN y = 2
I'm not sure if TI BASIC has an "else" syntax. That wasn't in the original BASIC anyway. The way you did "else" in traditional BASIC was:Quote:
Originally Posted by Korkymann
It's been a while since I programmed a TI, but I think that's how you have to do it.Code:if condition then goto label1
true_block
goto label2
label1:
false_block
label2:
EDIT: Or, for multiple chained if-else, you would do:
Structured programming -- now do you get why it's valuable? ;)Code:if condition1 then goto label1
if condition2 then goto label2
if condition3 then goto label3
goto label4
label1:
block_1
goto label4
label2:
block_2
goto label4
label3:
block_3
goto label4
label4:
A C++ compiler in BASIC? I think that's sacrilege, or something worse.
In any case, I think this TI Basic tutorial site might be right up your alley.
Thanks for your help, I have found a more relevant forum for my post (a TI BASIC programming forum to be precise).
Gasp!!!!, you mean there are other programming sites besides this one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Korkymann