During the last weeks at work I've had a lot of time were all I do wait to answer the phone if it should happen to ring so I get to spend a lot of time on the wild wild web. Most of time just playing games but then I started reading about c++ so I decided to give programming a go.

So far so good, a nerd trying to get nerdier! That's awesome!
Then I remembered that you can program on my calculator, some weird language called z80 assembly but it seems to complicated for me atm and also that needs to be coded on the computer and then transfered over to the calculator and I have lost that connector.

That leaves me with the simpler language that's already on the calculator, TI-Basic. This leads me up to the title, since I now can program whenever I got my calculator that wont leave much room for math, physics and other classes I bring it too.

But at least I can program it to do math for me and hopefully I'll learn something or at least remember enough code to reprogram it for the tests. ^^

Another thing I have come up with is that if the input/output connector could be wired to a transceiver it would probably be possible to use 2 or more calculators to send and receive text messages, not to be used during test or anything, unless I can find a really small transceiver and I guess that will cost an arm and a leg.