Well, not realy but I'm learning computer programming in school now. As a bonus, after I finish the class I might be able to understand half of what most of my friends say when I ask them "Hows it going?".
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to anyone of computer knowledge this may make sense. even if I did just make this up....
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So there I was doing some concatenation of strings when it suddenly occurred to me that if I made an array with each character an element in the array, I could not only concatenate the strings linearly but on a whole new level. Then the idea came of using a multidimensional array to scramble multiple strings based on boolean inputs from the user. After making a method to run it all I did a test app and it worked flawlessly. Uber kewl!Last edited by neobi; 11-07-2006, 06:23 PM.Everything is a Riemann sum of a lot of nothing. -
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hope it's not java.
cuz that crap is stupid.Comment
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lol, j00 f|200b, (V)`/ 1337 h4}{0|2 $|{!112 pVV(V j00!!!11!1!!1!
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Translation:Originally posted by Drazus View Post
Ha, you new person. My elite hacking skills are greater than yours..Comment
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Dyre was all but correct. "Froob" more-often refers to a high-leveled noob, usually cause they some stuff (or a high-leveled account) for free. So a "froob" isn't necessarily a new person, it's more of a poser.
Edit: Why do I always get Dyre and Kire all mixed up?Last edited by Drazus; 11-07-2006, 11:04 PM."Those who want peace must prepare for war."
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Re: I get to learn how to be a leet haxor!
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Uhm, why would even want to do that?
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Makes good puzzles to solve, WORD JUMBLERS....I said it might make sense. Mostly it does, I just used computer terms to pretty much say jumble and mix letters and lines to make a new onesEverything is a Riemann sum of a lot of nothing.Comment
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No, I'm just saying, that's the worst thing ( and implementation ) ever. Why would you ever do that?
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Well I see what you're going for with the multidimensional array to make a word jumble, but at that point it is not concatenation. So all you're doing is taking one array and putting it in a newly allocated multidimension array to hold the 'board'. Then you insert the strings in the array, vertically, horizontally or diagonally, then fill in the non initialized array entries with random characters. Though of course you would also have to then check that you did not create the original words somewhere else in the array. Also strings are arrays already so there is no need to convert them. Any good language will let you get the array definition of a string, since a string is just a null terminated array of characters in memory.
Also I would like to say Java isn't that bad, and has pretty decent performance. So while it does get a bit wasteful at times, it's actually pretty well implemented. As well implemented as any of the MS languages (anything with a Visual in front of the name). Also it's pretty easy to learn, since the syntax tends to be more explicit than in other languages.
Well good luck with the programming, Jase. Don't expect to be some hacker though, they really don't teach that stuff in the classroom (unless you take network security). I know I still didn't learn to hack, but that's mainly because I have no interest in it. I like programming constructive things.Comment
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yea good luck, I never took a class i had to learn vb6 on my own with no MSDN
so hopefully youll do better
btw what do they teach in programming? binary...C++....java....or a combination of everything?
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I just found out today, we'll be using C++. Although it's gonna be a while before we actually start programming things.
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Darn.Originally posted by jase View PostI just found out today, we'll be using C++. Although it's gonna be a while before we actually start programming things.
Do you get a text book?
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I was just waiting for True to show up and tear that to bits!
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5198-2124-7210 Smash
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