what would this be in basic text?
also, is it possible to change the font size on this calculator and make it small like the font on the LuaZM program?
An "exponent Triangle" On The Casio Prizm Using Mathprint, Not
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Posted 18 October 2012 - 01:40 AM
i just did this for fun
what would this be in basic text?
also, is it possible to change the font size on this calculator and make it small like the font on the LuaZM program?
what would this be in basic text?
also, is it possible to change the font size on this calculator and make it small like the font on the LuaZM program?
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Posted 18 October 2012 - 06:29 PM
Hello tojumikie and welcome to UCF! You should introduce yourself.
I think it would be this in basic text:
I think it would be this in basic text:
2^2^2^2^1^1^1... . You can make the font size small like LuaZM with C, but not BASIC. Or you could do it by writing LuaZM code.
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