Programming Megathread

[Ipquarx]

I started the first one and I was wondering how it was related to programming until I saw the input lol

honest to god i solved that one using frickin notepad++ and its count feature

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[DJ Charizard]

(coming out of the woods)

I prefer Java over everything else. Though for 3d/unity work any C language is the way to go so I kinda have to know all of these languages. For 2d game design Java is pretty great and you can get something created really quickly. Though, more professional projects really should use a C language.

[carolcat]

my school district will supposedly be forcing all students to participate in the hour of code event, especially now that all arkansas schools are mandated to have a compsci course in high school. aside from that i can do motor control and joystick mapping in ROBOTC, just basic stuff like mapping joysticks/triggers/buttons to motor ports and making the robot drive autonomously (no sensors tho, haven't learned that yet)

[Foxscotch]

I prefer Java over everything else.

it's not my favorite, but I do like java
initially I was still upset about the static typing but I've learned to like it. it gets rid of a lot of checking you might have to do in dynamically-typed languages

[ZSNO]

I kinda forgot why stack memory is called stack memory and killed my program.
Yay for heap

[Dodger]

I am a tree

Also im a lazy piece of stuff and rely on linked lists and stacks only, actually bad at programming

[devildogelite]

Had my finals last week. It all sucked besides my crypto class.

[Ipquarx]

Had my finals last week. It all sucked besides my crypto class.

you should like
give me all the material

[devildogelite]

you should like
give me all the material

The slides didn't really go that in depth for a lot of stuff, which was kind of a pain. She went a lot more in depth and I have ton of stuff in my notebooks that I can't read because my writing is garbage. But here's her slides on RSA

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-c8LM3ud1jpTHdDbjFJOERKSDQ/view

[ZSNO]

Wooo I did 6 days of that Advent of Code thing.
Too bad my code looks terrible, but it gets the correct answers.

[Foxscotch]

Wooo I did 6 days of that Advent of Code thing.
Too bad my code looks terrible, but it gets the correct answers.

I made a git repo for mine
https://github.com/foxscotch/advent-of-code

[ZSNO]

I made a git repo for mine
https://github.com/foxscotch/advent-of-code

Pssst, everyone has the same answersssss, might wanna remove the lines that say them

[Foxscotch]

Pssst, everyone has the same answersssss, might wanna remove the lines that say them

I don't think so. everyone's input is different, why would the answers be the same?
are your answers the same as mine?

in any case, it doesn't really matter. if someone wants to cheat it doesn't affect anyone else. all it does is get rid of the fun for them

[ZSNO]

I don't think so. everyone's input is different, why would the answers be the same?
are your answers the same as mine?

in any case, it doesn't really matter. if someone wants to cheat it doesn't affect anyone else. all it does is get rid of the fun for them

Yeah, my answers were the same.

[Foxscotch]

Yeah, my answers were the same.

all of them? that's kind of odd. I know that it told me the inputs were different
well, anyway, I guess I'll remove them from the code files later. I'm going to leave the answers in the challenge files, because I still don't care about people who WANT to know the answers, and I want to have a record of mine
removing them from the code is just so that people can look at them without worrying about spoiling the answer