How do I enter an integer variable in TI-Nspire Handheld

[JG]

I know how to enter an integer variable by PC keyboard (@n1), but how do I do it from the handheld keyboard?  Is this sort of thing documented anywhere?

[Jody Crothers]

Hi all

I have this

a := {"h","e","l","l","o"," ","w","o","r","l","d"}

and I would like it to convert it look like this ie reverse the order
{"d","l","r","o","w"," ","o","l","l","e","h"}

I am trying to use matrices haven't quite worked it out
tried a short program which didn't quite work

any suggestions

cheers
Jody

[Marc Garneau]

Do you mean something like the attached? I wrote a program that creates a new list by going backwards through the “a” list.

Marc Garneau

[JG]

Something got lost.  The reply to my question appears to be not even intended as a reply to my question.  I should add that I know how to find the ampersand on the handheld keyboard.  So I can add an integer by entering three characters requiring about five or six keystrokes.  Is that the best way to enter an integer variable?