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Yep. The latter definition.

[I edited my above post.]

4002 2 2 317

Honor!

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Honor!

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Ah well, happy 4002nd post!

I remembered 317 is a prime mainly because of the interesting properties of 137 (and how many silly physicists started worshiping the number before realizing it had more than three significant digits).

That reminds me... Here's an MIT professor with unbelievable line-drawing skills.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l789l6np-qA[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KzTgXevD1w&feature=watch_response[/youtube]

I wish my high school school still uses chalk and slate.

Yes, so that every teacher can learn this obviously essential skill.

I not-so-secretly wonder how anyone could possibly think the word, "decadent," has a positive connotation.

Cake, maybe?



But yes, I know what you mean. Even if it applies to food, it still has the connotation of greed, hedonism, and excess.

For practicing division:

PROGRAM:DIVPRAC
randInt(11,29)->A
randInt(11,29)->B
AB->C
Disp C,A
startTmr->T
Input D
If D=B:Then
checkTmr(T)->T
augment(LDIV,{T})->LDIV
Disp "!",T
Else:Disp "WRONG"
End

I wish I can get OmniCalc to work on my calculator.

Meanwhile, boredom prompts.

PROGRAM:YODAWG
:prgmYODAWG

[There's probably a better way to program this.]

PROGRAM:GAMEFAIL
:"GAME FAIL!
ClrHome
Output(1,1,"RUN AROUND THE SCREEN FRANTICALLY!
Pause
ClrHome
4→X
8→Y
0→θ
Output(X,Y,"o
Lbl A
While θ=0
getKey→θ
If θ=0
Goto A
If θ=24
Goto B
If θ=25
Goto C
If θ=26
Goto D
If θ=34
Goto E
End
Lbl B
ClrHome
Y-1→Y
Output (X,Y,"o
0→θ
Goto A
End
Lbl C
If θ=25
ClrHome
X=1→X
Output (X,Y,"o
0→θ
Goto A
End
Lbl D
If θ=26
ClrHome
Y+1→Y
Output(X,Y,"o
0→θ
Goto A
End
Lbl E
If θ=34
ClrHome
X+1→X
Output(X,Y,"o
0→θ
Goto A
End

Compacting...

Oops! It is a typo. It should have been - .
OOH, yes, I should compact my code to help with organization. Good to know I have at least somewhat of a head start in programming with Python!

It seems a lot of programming languages are rather similar (and the stereotype of the MIT programmer MUST be perpetuated!).