Programing TI-84 on computer

what software do i need to write programs on a computer for a TI-84+?

you need the graph link software and a link cable to connect to the computer. the software can be found at the ti site which hosts almost all the software and hardware issues on it's own site.

That doesn't answer the question. The question was what software is needed to "write" programs for a TI=84. You answer explains what is needed to take programs from a computer and put them onto the TI.

But what IDE's are there and where can you get them to actually write the program on a computer for a TI-84.

You need ti graph link....
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Oh Ti-graph link is the IDE software? When I read TI Graph Link I was thinking of TI Connect, which doesn't appear to have an IDE.

Well thanks, I will need to find TI Graph Link.

TI-GRAPH-LINK became TI Connect, which, at least for me, doesn't have a program editor (However I can see one in the screenshots).

Help?

The TI-83 Plus Flash Debugger has an editor, but it's harder to use it than it is to use the calculator.

It depends on how you want to program...

There is a program called TI-CODER that will let you type BASIC statements and output them as a TI-83 program, but it doesn't work perfectly.

You could also do Assembly programming on the computer, in which case you'll download Learn TI-83+ ASM in 28 Days (which includes everything you need)

TI Graph Link has an editor for writing programs.

I would suggest using TIConnect to transfer and using TIProgramEditor for writing the programs on the PC...it is a bit glitchy and thus was abandoned by TI. They don't support it but you can still download it from a few places. At least I was able. Google for a download link. I might be able to provide a download link for TIProgramEditor.

Why not just program on your calculator? Unless you want to use ASM. My suggestion, clear off some space infront of your computer and then set your calculator down and then turn it one and then use it.