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What is the difference between ASM, BASIC and Flash?
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Answer
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BASIC files are for the most part all written and edited on the calculator itself. Because of this 99.9% of all BASIC files will not reset or freeze up your calculator in any way. They tend to be slower in nature and less "advanced/cool" than any other programs. ASM files have the advantage of being mostly very high in quality. However, there is the chance that you could lose data because of various flaws in the program. Not all ASM programs are completely secure and may reset your RAM. The same goes for Flash files. Flash files are essentially ASM files. At ticalc.org we attempt to provide only safe and secure programs. If you do come across a program that has a sole purpose dedicated to clearing your calculators files, please let the staff know at filearchive@ticalc.org.
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Created
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2004-09-27 06:48:00 GMT
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Updated
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2004-09-27 06:48:00 GMT
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