IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
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01-15-2017, 01:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2017 02:51 AM by compsystems.)
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IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
Hello
The scripts (sequence of commands) allow us to show the procedure of math operations without having to create a program. The idea is to implement it experimentally only in the simulator (in a beginning), The simulator would have a menu. Script /Load /Run (on CAS history) What do you think of this idea? File Script1.hppscr load Script1.hppscr PHP Code: //simplify(none); run Script1.hppscr Is executed, sentence by sentence stopping in each one, with the key [enter] or by a menu [continue] [pause] PHP Code: (2*x^2-3*x+4) > (3*x^2-2*x-2) The script within a program gets complicated. Also the print view does not have pretty-print, while the history does have it. PHP Code: #cas |
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02-01-2017, 11:46 PM
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
The famous ti68k calcs (Unfortunately discontinued), were a product designed for the educational environment, had the option of creating scripts, you can see that at the beginning of the next code before the colon there is a character of commands, which simplify the coding
P: print the result of the statement C: Execute the current statement Empty: does not execute anything PHP Code: :DelVar ec1, ec2 |
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02-06-2017, 03:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-12-2017 01:15 PM by compsystems.)
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
I am writing a guide, of sample scripts on ti68k calculators, I hope the hp-prime development group will consider this and incorporate this functionality in the near future (as INSPIRATION NOT CLONING) Inspiration because the SCRIPTS of the ti68k ARE VERY LIMITED, I want to see something more powerful in the HP-PRIME
PDF scripts Guide TI68K binary files SCRIPT #01 Solve the following system of two equations and check their solutions. {y=x^2), y=2·x+3 } TI68K-CALCS PROGRAM AND SCRIPT EDITOR: http://pengels.bplaced.net/index.php/tiedit TI68K-CALCS EMULATOR http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/ |
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02-06-2017, 08:55 PM
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
Well, if you like those scripts on a ti-calculator you should use one to write them, my personal opinion: I once, back in 1996,7 or 8 had a ti92-plus, a really clumsy device equipped with an 68k processor, I wrote some scripts for my lessons but found that pupils were not really interested in that, they liked the other possibilities much more: enter for example a function and immediately have zeros, extreme- and turning-points and integrals at hand, so I wrote a standard program for this purpose.
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02-08-2017, 02:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-08-2017 02:35 AM by mark4flies.)
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
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Go with TI and be happy! |
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02-08-2017, 02:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-08-2017 09:29 PM by compsystems.)
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
Arno K Wrote:Well, if you like those scripts on a ti-calculator you should use one to write them Electronic translation = ( I like the ti68k calculators, but my purpose is to use the calculators as a tool in the classroom, the ti68k calcs do not have an official emulator, those that exist have BUGs and are not viable as projection extension to the board, besides the Ti68k are discontinued, the successor ti-nspireCXCAS have almost all the ti68k commands, but I do not know why developers took the bad decision to remove the dialog boxes cmd, hundreds of programs that I wrote on ti68k I can not still port them, they also eliminated the scripts app Arno K Wrote:my personal opinion: I once, back in 1996,7 or 8 had a ti92-plus, a really clumsy device equipped with an 68k processor, Why do you say it's clumsy? Arno K Wrote:I wrote some scripts for my lessons but found that pupils were not really interested in that, they liked the other possibilities much more: enter for example a function and immediately have zeros, extreme- and turning-points and integrals at hand, so I wrote a standard program for this purpose. The idea of creating programs INPUT -> OUTPUT are called BLACK BOX, because it hides what it does, are more valuable programs that shows the steps or procedure of solution so that later the student does it by hand. It is easier to code a script than a program, I first show the scripts and then programs, later I upload the same scripts but codified as programs, it will be observed that they are more extensive |
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02-08-2017, 09:10 PM
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
Clumsy, that's here used for thick, not well to be handled, too big, equipped with a small screen.
I noticed it is easier to show the pupils step by step on paper, with the calculator they later should check their results, when wrong/different from calculator output, I rechecked and explained, so a script rendered unneccessary. Arno |
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02-09-2017, 05:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-12-2017 01:26 PM by compsystems.)
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Is true, ti-92, ti-92+, ti-v200 are very thick, their screen is somewhat small, but their CAS (1995) is very good, it is still present in the ti-nspire [CX] CAS (2017)
The scripts is the first step, to start in the computer program, the scripts of the ti68k summarize a code because it pauses sentence by sentence, it avoids to print the entry Demonstration Script source code PHP Code: C:ClrHome ported as program PHP Code: script1() More than double the instructions to do the same Then it is important or not the scripts? The CASIO classPAD has something similar to execute all the history |
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02-09-2017, 09:44 PM
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
(02-09-2017 05:45 PM)compsystems Wrote: Then it is important or not the scripts? That is really highly dependent on how students and teachers use the scripts. From an instructor's point of view, it may seem nice -- almost like a live tutor walking a student through a problem. From a student's point of view, it may either a nice tutor (in a sense), or for some, an easy way out of having to actually learn the underlying problem-solving technique. They can merely copy the steps from the script and present it as their own solution without any understanding of what it's doing. How would an instructor, then, know whether their student has truly learned the problem-solving technique being presented through the script vs. simply mimicking what the script does? In general, each machine will have strengths and weaknesses. But rather than trying to make them all be the same, I would prefer to keep them different and use the appropriate tools for my ever-changing needs. Several unique tools can, in many ways, be better than one generic one. Graph 3D | QPI | SolveSys |
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02-12-2017, 10:23 PM
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RE: IDEA: SCRIPTS ON HP-PRIME
Maybe the suggestion would be a new "halt" command or something like that to allow the user to pause/resume the current program later. (so student can work on the solution).
My website: erwin.ried.cl |
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