Thanks to my friend Kyle for letting me in on this piece of code.
What it is is a little program that, when executed, adds 1+1 over and over again until you tell it to stop. NOTE: this will only work if you have a TI graphing calculator, so plz check. Now, you go to PRGM, then go over to NEW. Type in an appropriate name, then hit ENTER. It then should go to the screen where you can begin coding. I'll provide little hints at the end to where you can find some of the expressions.
:DISP 1
:1->W
:While W<9999999999999999
:DISP W+1
:(W+1)->W
:END
:STOP
To get DISP, (while writing the code), press PRGM, scroll right to I/O, then go town to #5: Disp and press ENTER.
To get ->, press STO. (Usually located above the ON button.) When I say -> in the code, that means STO.
To get "while", press PRGM and then go down to #5: While and press ENTER.
To get the "<" symbol, press 2ND then MATH. Scroll down to #5: < and then press ENTER.
To get END, press PRGM, then scroll down to #7: END
To get STOP, press PRGM, then scroll down to #F: STOP
Press 2ND MODE (to quit) after that, and you're done! To execute the program, press PRGM, then navigate to (whatever name you gave it) under the "EXEC" column. Press ENTER. Beware of scrolling numbers! To stop it, press ON at any time, followed by the number "1" and "CLEAR".
Have fun! (I started it up in the middle of 5th hour, and by the time I got home, it had gotten to above 100,000.)
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