Any programmers here? I haven't done it in years and I just downloaded Alice. Any suggestions or practice tips?
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Oh, yeah, I program! I plan on majoring in Computer Science once I get to college :3" << endl << cout << "I prefer C++, if it isn't obvious." << endl; cout << "As for practice tips... just write programs, I suppose. If you can perhaps find a book or something on the language, just practice practice practice." << endl; system("pause") }
begin 1=0; while 1 = 0 do; write('AJ is best pony'); end Been a while since I did it. Nonetheless, that is the most accurate code ever...output wise. :derpe:
Unfortunately I don't do Java. I'm more interested in web programming now because much of my day-to-day stuff is done in a browser: Code: var bestPony="Rainbow Dash"; //To be completely honest, I hate browser prompts if (confirm("Is " + bestPony + " best pony?")){alert("You're awesome!")} //Meh. I can't use yes/no dialogues because this is JS //Clicking "Ok" will give you the true case //Otherwise, you will be given the false case else {bestPony=prompt("But, but, then who is best pony?",bestPony); alert("I guess we can have different opinions. I can somewhat see why you say that " + bestPony +" is best pony. Nonetheless, I will love and tolerate the crap out of you!");} console.log("done") //Go on, paste this into JS Fiddle! Oh, and I'm still pretty new to programming, but I find it awesome and I'm learning! I found that the best way to gain knowledge is to actually do it, and to do it you should go on and look up examples and start by imitating, then move to more original projects. There are also a few websites that give lots of cool projects and examples, so the Internet is a good place to start (again).
There's this nice site I found a couple years back called w3schools.com that teaches a lot about web programming, mainly HTML and CSS.
The only practice tips I can give is documentation, documentation, documentation. And then just get your hands dirty and start practicing with smaller lines of code and see how it works. There's tons of YouTube video series out there on the popular languages if you like a more visual approach to learning. I tend to use a combination of both. YT videos are more of a buffer for me if I need to quickly view a practical implementation on something. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 4
import mane6 mane6List = [] append.mane6list(mane6.getRarity()) append.mane6list(mane6.getDash()) append.mane6list(mane6.getPP()) append.mane6list(mane6.getTwi()) append.mane6list(mane6.getAJ()) append.mane6list(mane6.getFlutters()) print("mane 6 ponies are:", mane6list) print("python ftw")
I don't know a thing in programming. But i know one thing: That particular line of Javascript that lets you edit webpages. Still, it doesn't ''save'', and can only temporarilly change the contents of a webpage only on your PC. Here, have fun. javascriptfunction(s){s=document.createElement('script');s.src='http://localhost:8080/loader.js';document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(s);})()
I'm currently studying Digital Media and software Design. I've learned a lot, and developed a few apps for my Windows Phone and Android, but they're not public yet. I've been working on Java and some HTML, as well as some C++. (Not all of it is in the class, some of it is my own learning.)
Where did you get that from? Unless you actually have the loader.js file it is calling for downloaded onto your localhost (your local PC), this does nothing.
Well, i do have lots of stuff for programming, but i don't know how to use it. When i bought this computer, i asked to the company if they could install a few video and photo editing programs, but i guess they installed these things too.
It also has a js section. This and -> codeacademy.com <- , if you want to do python, js, php, ruby, and jQuery (it's actually a js lib)
finishing 2nd year out of 4 for Computer Science w/ Honours. I mainly work with Java/C++/C/MASM and develop for Android, iOS, and any recent PC OS.
If someone can teach me the basics again then I can be helpful but right now my programming is rather rusty.
Code: #ifdef POST_LINKS http://pastebin.com/8PbwdYJn Code: #endif /* Spoiler Links */ I like C! C is best pony. C is the greatest and most powerful pony. I wrote a printf function. It's almost complete!
import core.kitsune Kitsune tyro boolean reply; public void tyroTheFox(){ reply = true; tyro = new Kitsune(reply); } My name is Tyro. I do coding when I can. I usually look to make games. I can code in Java mainly. I am looking to move into Python. >
You know, there are 2 incredibly frustrating things about programming: Cache invalidation, Naming things, and off-by-one errors.
