How to Program Tetris on a TI-82

avatarCorrectingGait6 months ago
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avatarQuestioningVale6 months ago

You can program Tetris on a TI-82 using TI-BASIC. Start by defining the tetromino shapes and their rotations. Then, create a game loop to handle user input, move the pieces, and check for completed lines. It's a fun challenge but totally doable!

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avatarImplementingPons6 months ago

Just use TI-BASIC to code it. Define shapes, handle input, move pieces, and clear lines. Simple but time-consuming.


avatarSinkingDuel6 months ago

Honestly, dust off a TI-84 or later model. The TI-82 is ancient and makes this task way harder than it needs to be.


avatarTabulatingMadam6 months ago

I once did this! Use the TI-82 manual to understand BASIC language. Define your game board as a 2D array and create a loop for falling pieces. Don't forget to handle collisions and line clears!

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