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I am following a tutorial using TI-BASIC and there are some characters I don't understand. Here is what it says;

For(A,1,ᴇ2

I am very confused about the ᴇ2 character, and how to access it. This goes for the L character too, as seen below;

ʟA(1)+(K=26)-(K=24)+.1((K=34)-(K=25

The ʟA character is the issue causer here. If anyone can let me know what the ᴇ2 and ʟA characters mean, and how I could access them, I'd appreciate it. Thank you!

CiY3
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The L character stands for List. If you do not know how lists (or arrays) work, check out this link. You can access them with "STAT" then "ENTER'

E is "exponent". E is followed by a second number, denoting how many times it is multiplied by ten. For example, you can type in 2x10^2 or you can enter 2ᴇ2. Both will result in 200. Accessing ᴇ is saved in catalog (2nd+0), but it is easier just to type in x10^n instead.

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