[AntonioLao]

In computer science, a mathematical list of finite number of elements could be processed but not limited to the following options which can be found in any graphing calculator (for example TI-84).

• Sorts lists in ascending order.
• Sorts lists in descending order.
• Sets the list dimension.
• Fills all elements with a constant.
• Creates a sequence.
• Returns a list of cumulative sum.
• Returns difference of successive elements.
• Selects specific data points.
• Concatenates two lists.
• Stores a list to a matrix.
• Stores a matrix to a list.
• Designates a name or address for the list.

[mkirkpatrick]

Antonio,am I misunderstanding you here?You mentioned T1-84,do you mean Texas
Instruments,graphing calculator,on sale ay $109.94c?Or something completely different?


regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Mike,

You are right. TI-84 can process lists and matrices. Bought one few weeks ago and still figuring out how it works, also getting tutorials from TI's websites.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao Mike, You are right. TI-84 can process lists and matrices. Bought one few weeks ago and still figuring out how it works, also getting tutorials from TI's websites.

Hope you get the hang of it soon,do you think it will give fresh ideas for new threads?
Good hunting Antonio.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Mike,

TI-84 is a high school's standard graphing calculator in Texas. Without it I couldn't help my students any more than I want to.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao Mike, TI-84 is a high school's standard graphing calculator in Texas. Without it I couldn't help my students any more than I want to.

Antonio If I was much younger,I would like to sit in on your lessons!I can but dream?


kind regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Mike,

The more I work on it the more I realized that there is more to be worked on.