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Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 6: Ti-Nspire


(Note: I don't own this calculator and have 0 experience with it)

I'm gonna be honest I didn't even know calculators this advanced were a thing, I thought something like this would just be a computer program and not an actual handheld calculator

A massive step up from the previous calculators, this thing comes with a proper full color LCD screen, and obviously it's able to type with letters as it has an entire section of keys for them, although they are rather small which can make using different letters frequently a little awkward.

I feel like I don't even have to say if this thing passes the HELLO test, because obviously it does.

Compared to more traditional ones, the Ti-Nspire calculators are more like actual computers.


(Screenshot from this video just to show off what this thing can display for the people like me who have never even heard of it until now)

Really it speaks for itself. And yes I'm mostly saying that because I don't have much knowledge about it, and I really don't know what else I can say other than "wow, look at that"

The final results:

+ Passes the HELLO test so hard it increased the class average to 115%
+ Full variable functionality (obviously)
+ Literally has menus with proper sentences and everything
+ Basically a computer
+ c o l o r s
+ Has separate keys just for letters
- Small letter keys

I give the Ti-Nspire: 12/10

Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 5: Google Calculator



Much like the Apple calculator, the Google calculator is a digital based calculator that doesn't use a segmented display (again, obviously). This means that it also sucks at typing words, because it uses a font.

It falls flat on its face when doing the HELLO test, because it has a font that just doesn't work with it. To rub some salt in the wound, if you're using the Google calculator, you're probably on a computer. Unless it's a laptop then you likely can't even flip it upside down.



Now, you may be thinking that because it's a web based calculator, you can just type whatever you want on it with your keyboard. It would would make sense, right? This is the Google calculator, surely it has variable functionality?

Wrong. You can't even type X.

Instead, some letters correspond to the various things already laid out on the virtual keyboard. This means that just like an actual calculator, you're limited to what has a button.

This gives it essentially the same functionality as the Ti-30XIIs, as it can type the trigonometry things (sin, cos, tan), and for some reason, the lowercase letter e (which in my opinion is not nearly as good as the 30XIIs's random letter A).

The final results:

- Fails HELLO test
- Web based calculator (inconvenient to use)
- Very limited functionality using trig
- Can't even say "AAAAAAAAAA"

I give the Google Calculator: 0/10

Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 4: Ti-84 Plus



The Ti-84 Plus graphing calculator, oh boy.

This is much more advanced than an average calculator, and it has the display of one too. I'm not even gonna look up what segment display this thing uses because it's more than enough to display graphs, let alone basic numbers... and even letters.

That's right, letters. This thing has full variable functionality, meaning it can type all 26 letters of the alphabet as well as spaces, commas, colons, quotation marks, periods (decimal points), question marks, and probably even more that I can't find at a quick glance.

This beautiful thing passes the HELLO test with an A+, because you can literally just type "HELLO" into it. In fact, you can type pretty much whatever you want in it.

Also, it allows variables in the exponent position, allowing for multiple text sizes. You can get pretty creative with what you can type on this calculator



Overall, this calculator is fantastic for typing words. Really its only drawback is the digit limit without having to scroll to the sides, which even then is much higher than most calculators, still making it far better.

The final results:

+ Passes HELLO test
+ Full variable functionality
+ High digit limit
+ Includes some punctuation
+ Don't have to flip upside down
+ Multiple text sizes

I give the Ti-84 Plus: 10/10

Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 3: Apple Calculator



The Apple calculator, the one built into Apple devices. It's a calculator, it does calculations. Not much to say about it.

Because this is a digital app, it doesn't use a segmented display. Obviously.

This means that it fails the HELLO test, because it has a font.



Again, really not much else to say about it. It is what it is.

The final results:

- Fails HELLO test
- Owned by Apple
- Boring
- Not even allowed in most schools since you'd have to use it on a phone

I give the Apple Calculator: 0/10

Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 2: Ti-30XIIs



I hate this calculator.

This calculator features two different display types, a 35 segment display and a 7 segment display. The upper section of the screen uses the 35 segment display, and this is where you type. The lower section, featuring a 7 segment display, is where answers are shown. This means that only the answers are shown in a way that can be flipped upside down to make words, and your inputs cannot.

This makes it very difficult to use to type words, because you need to make an equation that equals what you want to say, instead of just typing it

For example, the HELLO test. If you input 0.1134, 7 segmet displays will be able to say "hEllO" when flipped upside down. Because the inputs on this calculator are shown in a 35 segment display, it fails this test.



I won't even go into detail on the digit limitations because it can't even make words upside down using your inputs.

Now, this calculator can do trigonometry, which means you can get it to say "sin" "cos" and "tan," as well as the letter A for some reason. This is not very useful at all for making words, unless you just wanna say AAAAAAAAAA

The final results:

+ Can say AAAAAAAAAA
- Fails HELLO test
- 2 different display types and the one used for inputs is stupid
- Highly limited functionality using trig

I give the Ti-30XIIs: 2/10

(being able to say "AAAAAAAAAA" is the only thing keeping it from being a 0/10)

Rating calculators based on their ability to type words part 1: Ti-30Xa



The Ti-30Xa is a fairly basic scientific calculator. It doesn't have variable functionality, but it does have the classic 7 segment display. This means that when flipped upside down, some numbers look like letters.

This allows the Ti-30Xa to pass the HELLO test beautifully



Now because to make words you need to use the seven segment display upside down, as well as the display only having 10 digits, it is very limited as to what you can write with it. However, this adds an element of challenge, like a puzzle. For some this might be good, for others maybe not, so the challenge element will not be taken into account for the score.

The final results:

+ Passes HELLO test
+ Classic 7 segment display
+ Personal bias
- Have to flip upside down
- Limited functionality

I give the Ti-30Xa: 5/10

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I have a genuine question
When someone says she/they or he/they does that mean they prefer both or one over the other or does it mean they are simply ok with being called they instead

Why are there random things that we just have an urge to do for literally no reason

I mean stuff like jumping to hit the top of door frames, running down hotel hallways, slapping large bags of stuff in stores, those kinds of things