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Implements missing functionalities for calculators who allow to embed python programs.
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Most calculators use MicroPython so that's why none of this functionalities use libraries.
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Some programs are not the most efficient ones but to improove them you should use TI-Basic or the language your calculator supports.
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Python is the most used language for embed programs into calculators so thats why I chose it rather than going with TI-Basic.
- Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/JuaniRaggio/MicroPythonMS.git-
Connect your calculator using a USB
If nothing happens once you plug in your calculator, you probably need the official app for your calculator. There you can get the instructions to add these programs to yours
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Choose which programs you would like to add and just add those
Warning
Some of this programs need you to edit them each time you use them, such as copying the matrix you wish to have, pre-calculate functions such as t-student, invNorm, etc. I didn't implement those because every programable calculator has them
There are some programs to help simulate statistic processes but the amount of iterations will be limited to the amount of resources your calculator has