When i run this code,
Code: toString(A)->A
toString(B)->B
toString(C)->C
A+"X^2"+"+"+B+"X"+"+"+C->D
Disp D
It gives a data type error. at line ...-> D I suspect it is to do with the toString, but cant figure out what is going wrong.
TI-BASIC has 10
Str# variables that are used to store strings. They cannot just be stored into letter variables. On most Z80 calculators there is a "String" option under the
[vars] menu that contains a list of String variables that can be chosen.
Your code could look something like:
Code: toString(A->Str1
toString(B->Str2
toString(C->Str3
Str1+"X^2+"+Str2+"X+"+Str3->Str4
Disp Str4
or evenCode: Disp toString(A)+"X^2+"+toString(B)+"X+"+toString(C
I've been using too much python and forgot that. thanks
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