Author Topic: General Programming Megathread - New OP  (Read 28985 times)

System.out.println("Does anyone here actually use JCreator over Eclipse?");

String answer = input.nextLine;


someone probably said this but NetBeans is mainly for java, however it can do other programming languages too.

maybe update OP with that or not idk whatevs.

i don't think the OP should describe multiple languages fully in detail.

i think the OP should just describe programming in general, then have a list of languages with hidden links to their websites.

by hidden links, i mean like these

https://gist.github.com/70450dbb4f2d61480f61
Untested, and I'm very tired, but it should, mostly, work.
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define block fibonacci with count
define list nums (1, 1)

starting at (i=2, i++), repeat
define number n1 (i of nums)
define number n2 (i - 1 of nums)
add (n1 + n2) to nums
until (i == count-1)

starting at (i=1, i++), repeat
print (i of nums)
until (i == number of nums)

call fibonacci with 10

i basically just wrote it in english lol
thanks you guys
it was meant for ti basic (coding on calculator) but i just wanted to see yall's methods, and its readable regardless

does TI Basic support arrays/tables/lists?

if not, you should just disregard my example lol

Fibonacci for DarkBASIC

input "How many Fibonacci numbers would you like to print? "; n
a = 1
for i = 1 to n
   c = a + b
   a = b
   b = c
   print c; " ";
next i
wait key

just because

Heres a simple memory game I had written in Java if anyone wants to take a gander.

Its not very much but a fun simple console memory game ;3

http://pastebin.com/HpL6RHTL

does TI Basic support arrays/tables/lists?

if not, you should just disregard my example lol
yes, fortunately. can be stored in matrices (single numbers) or lists (any data i think)
Fibonacci for DarkBASIC

input "How many Fibonacci numbers would you like to print? "; n
a = 1
for i = 1 to n
   c = a + b
   a = b
   b = c
   print c; " ";
next i
wait key

just because
also very easy to interpret. thanks

if you want changes to the OP quote it make your changes and I'll think about it

also, I will be starting a 2D Platform Game Engine thingy in python
aka a library for me to make a platformer. I already have physics done
kinda.

Why is the scripting category above actual programming languages?

if you want changes to the OP quote it make your changes and I'll think about it
no, use code tags. if they use a quote, when you quote it the quote will be gone, and then there'd be extra trouble getting you the BBC. but if they use code, all the BBC will still be intact when you quote it

Why is the scripting category above actual programming languages?
It's ordered from high-level to low-level.

no, use code tags. if they use a quote, when you quote it the quote will be gone, and then there'd be extra trouble getting you the BBC. but if they use code, all the BBC will still be intact when you quote it
basically what i said
except more complicated?

anyway i decided instead of making it a platformer engine
just gonna make a platformer game.
its a puzzle game, nothing special about it yet. I dont know what to do .-.
So far theres normal blocks spikes and doors (doors go to next level)
Im thinking about moving objects but thats all complicated.

If you didn't know, Blockland is full of programmers, ranging from little kids learning HTML, to professional programmers who are majors in Compooter Science.
I don't fit on this list :(

I could test out of most CS courses at most colleges, but I'm not technically a CS major yet. I'm still a professional programmer though :(