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Oct 5 2011, 8:18 am
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Cool, hello. I would like to state that I am a writer, but that doesn't mean too much. :P I can draw, sorta, but my real strength lies in the fact that I can map :3. I'm also a quick learner when it comes to coding, but I haven't started studying this system's code yet...
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Oct 5 2011, 8:47 am
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What other languages do you know?
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Interesting. The transition will look similar between DM and C++(syntax wise) but you're in good shape if you're coming from C++ to DM.
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Prove you know C++ codes. Post a snippet of your C++ codes and the BYOND codes council will examine it and determine if you are everything you claim you are.
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The syntax transition from C++ to DM is not really .... that great, actually. DM syntax is intuitive on it's own however, just more simplistic than C++, meaning you should feel more productive in DM because there is less to consider.
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Stephen001 wrote:
The syntax transition from C++ to DM is not really .... that great, actually. DM syntax is intuitive on it's own however, just more simplistic than C++, meaning you should feel more productive in DM because there is less to consider. Which is why I said she's in good shape if she's making a transition from C++ to DM. |
EmpirezTeam wrote:
Prove you know C++ codes. Post a snippet of your C++ codes and the BYOND codes council will examine it and determine if you are everything you claim you are. Hehehe. Ok. Later today. :P I'm in school ATM. |
#include <iostream> C++ codezzz... |
Fluffeh, I regret to inform you that the BYOND council has come to the conclusion that you do not have C++ codes.
Please return to the site once you have studied and learned how to codes and then the council will review you once more. |
Empirez I regret to inform you I don't give a damn. My compiler was missing some crucial pieces, namely the libraries. Once I fixed it up, i got some code compiled. Have to test things work. k?
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#include <ctime> #include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <fstream> #include <string> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; int main() { srand((unsigned)time(0)); int test; char meow; cout << "Hello and welcome to a code made by me, FluffehNyanKitten." << endl; cout << "This shit has been tested so I know it works." << endl; cout << "This is just a simple test, for the question next, please use lowercased y or n." << endl; cout << "I herd u leik mudkipz?" << endl; cin >> meow; switch (meow) { case 'y': cout << "I like them BBQed." << endl; break; case 'n': cout << "Me neither." << endl; break; default: cout << "Good job not following instructions." << endl; break; } system ("pause"); return 0; } It is fully functional, if a bit simple. It starts with the libraries i always use, even if my teacher never explained the last on in the list, and it also includes the srand, in case i want to incorporate a decent pseudo RNG. |
The BYOND council reviewed your codes and detected plagiarism. We suspect that you Googled the phrase "C++ codes", found some code that looked legit, placed your name somewhere within the code so it would appear as if you wrote all of it yourself, and then pasted it here in the comments.
Your request to become a BYOND Guru Programmer has officially been denied. Thank you and goodnight. |
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