Need help with coding.

[Trymos]

Sorry I cannot read the message in the 0.1 seconds

its correctly cod-

the window stays open after printing the message

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[Ad Bot]

[Tyler66]

Ok I took a joke from the rack
Now what do I do with it?

Imports Blockland.Forums

Module ShoveItUpYours
   Sub Main()
      doitfriend()
   End Sub

   Private Sub doitfriend()
      Dim usr As User = FindUser("Zeblote")
      Dim ass = user.GetPart("Ass")
      Dim joke As Item = FindItem("joke")
      usr.Shove(joke, ass, Direction.Up)
   End Sub
End Module

Damn beat me to it

[Zeblote]

its correctly cod-
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Do not split the post
The window opens prints a message and instantly closes

[Trymos]

Do not split the post
The window opens prints a message and instantly closes

sorry but this is not what other weird language you code in.

[Crispy_]

please
do
no
post
by
repeatedly
pressing
enter

instead, keep it like this, makes it cleaner and easier to read.

[Kaphonaits²]

[IMG ]http://i.imgur.com/KbXLXNz.png[/img]

sorry but this is not what other weird language you code in.

you do realize the "press any key to continue" bit is an IDE feature and not a language feature? lol.

[ultimamax]

if(OP.ishandicapped = true)
{
system.out.println("LOL");
}

[Kaphonaits²]

if(OP.ishandicapped = true)
{
system.out.println("LOL");
}

you did it wrong.

[ultimamax]

you did it wrong.

woops. i need two equals signs. is the rest right?

[SpreadsPlague]

woops. i need two equals signs. is the rest right?

well if you want to get technical, no, because "System" is a class and needs a capital letter

also is OP an object? does it have a value "ishandicapped"? why is it not encapsulated? you should be using a get method for that.

also you can just say (OP.gethandicapped()) because that is already a statement. it would be calling a boolean method.

if you want to do it your way it would be (OP.ishandicapped) you don't even need the == true because it just wants to know if OP is handicapped. if you wanted to check if OP was not handicapped, (!OP.ishandicapped)



edit: also you can call a single line of code directly after an if statement if you want to.

so you can just say,

if(OP.gethandicapped()) System.out.println("LOL");

[ultimamax]

well if you want to get technical, no, because "System" is a class and needs a capital letter that was just laziness

also is OP an object? does it have a value "ishandicapped"? why is it not encapsulated? you should be using a get method for that. never heard of this. tbh whenever i use booleans it's just ishandicapped, not OP.ishandicapped

also you can just say (OP.gethandicapped()) because that is already a statement. it would be calling a boolean method.

if you want to do it your way it would be (OP.ishandicapped) you don't even need the == true because it just wants to know if OP is handicapped. if you wanted to check if OP was not handicapped, (!OP.ishandicapped)



edit: also you can call a single line of code directly after an if statement if you want to.

so you can just say,

if(OP.gethandicapped()) System.out.println("LOL");

Just to be clear, we're both talking about java? Torque and Java do share a lot.

[SpreadsPlague]

Just to be clear, we're both talking about java? Torque and Java do share a lot.

yes

[Magnusbon]

no please scratch is not a language

[fawkes..]

So, if i've never done any coding whatsoever before what should I learn first?

[Trymos]

So, if i've never done any coding whatsoever before what should I learn first?

Everyone.

Whichever one is the least painful you continue to learn that language.