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Created August 22, 2007
Posted September 7, 2007

BY: Canyon Read


WHILE.8xp is a program that shows a triangle increasing and decreasing in size and number.
	It is a very simple program and is named WHILE because it is my first experiment with
the wile function in BASIC programming. 
	What it does is it progressionaly makes a triangle down from the top and looks like so:
111111111
  2222222
   333333
    44444
     5555
      666
       77
        8
	except, it's on the calculator screen and fills up pretty much all of it.  And then it clears in the
same progression that it appeared in.  It does it as many times as you want, just go into the program and
change the third line of While R<# to any number you want and that is how many times it will do it.
 Feel free to use it in any program of your own as long as you refrence me in the credits.

	Please let me know how you like it by posting comments on ti.org.  Also, I am still trying to figure out
how to use the For command, so any help on that would be very appreciated!