Author Topic: Eventing = Coding  (Read 2936 times)

I'm starting to learn how to code in college now and it's eerily similar to eventing.

Thanks baddy, I'll do well in the class now.

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Are you making real code, where you don't choose elements of the script from a GUI?

Are you making real code, where you don't choose elements of the script from a GUI?
nope, he's using Scratch in a college class

Anything where you create a system by combining different elements together is classified as coding by definition.

Thanks, Badspot, for this delicious summer ham.
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Are you making real code, where you don't choose elements of the script from a GUI?
I'm using arduino where the language is based off C

I'm using arduino where the language is based off C
C isn't similar to events at all

C isn't similar to events at all
well for me the mindset translated

Lol eventing is not even close to writing a program.


Even Torquescript is not anywhere near brick eventing.
Furthermore, using CODE SNIPPETS that the IDE provides to you is not eventing.

eventing kinda works like visual basic. just a wysiwyg fake sorta coding.

eventing kinda works like visual basic. just a wysiwyg fake sorta coding.
You actually have to write scripts for your program to do anything useful, though. VS only helps with the visual aspects; everything technical must be done by hand.

Lol eventing is not even close to writing a program.
Even Torquescript is not anywhere near brick eventing.
It's a lot like it actually. The whole concept of giving a computer commands to execute is a skill in itself. I did some Lego Robotics programming before I learned text based programming, and I believe it helped a lot. It prepared me for the logic involved in writing a text based program.