I am aware that the TI 84 calculators only allow the angle for complex polar form to be in radians. On my old TI 84 (I just got a new TI 84 Plus CE), I could work around this issue (no matter what mode I am in) by multiplying the angle in degrees by $\frac{\pi}{180}$. For instance, if I wanted to input this complex number:
$e^{45i}$
I would store the value of $\frac{\pi}{180}$ inside of A:
$e^{45Ai}$
And it would work and give the same answer no matter what mode I am in. It automatically assumed that I was giving the angle in radians, then evaluated it.
Now, with my new TI 84 Plus CE with Python, it won't let me evaluate that number at all if I am in degrees. It gives me this error:
Error: Domain
Value entered is not allowed in the function or command.
I need this to work in degrees so that I won't have to jump back and forth for when I am calling the Polar function to transform a complex rectangular number to complex polar.
Does anyone else having this problem, or know of a work around?