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12/26/2011 18:10 gladx00#16

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewxxx

almost all engineering colleges includes c but computer since which got alot of programming language :) P.S thanks for ur english it can tell where r u from :P

U r right :) and tell me if u can where i am from ?? :P)

12/27/2011 23:38 BioHazarxPaul#17

I enjoyed coding in C++ for my college class but they only teach the basics, its not really close to enough to start coding a server or even understanding a source and how to run it.

12/28/2011 02:02 gladx00#18

Today I learn the basics , Tomorrow I become a Pro !! :D

12/28/2011 02:38 I don't have a username#19

Quote:

Originally Posted by gladx00

Today I learn the basics , Tomorrow I become a Pro !! :D

The question is can you remember what you have learned today, tomorrow?
Also it doesn't take a week to become a good coder, neither a month, but it can take months and years.

12/28/2011 10:49 gladx00#20

Quote:

Originally Posted by I don't have a username

The question is can you remember what you have learned today, tomorrow?
Also it doesn't take a week to become a good coder, neither a month, but it can take months and years.

!! There is nothing done except by hard working So i have to work hard !!
And Just Be optimistic !!!:D:D

01/04/2012 21:14 Degree2Code#21

class lame {
var poop = 'fruit loop';
function doodoo(flamed){
return flamed;
}
}
lame->doodoo('Topic');

01/04/2012 23:03 Lateralus#22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Degree2Code

class lame {
var poop = 'fruit loop';
function doodoo(flamed){
return flamed;
}
}
lame->doodoo('Topic');

Lots of syntax errors with this code.

01/05/2012 05:44 Degree2Code#23

depends what lang your coding in "Taa-da"

01/05/2012 06:50 12k#24

well, its not PHP, C#, C++, Java, or VB. So what language is it if there isnt any syntax errors haha.

01/05/2012 13:53 I don't have a username#25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Degree2Code

depends what lang your coding in "Taa-da"

No language is like that.

Let's analyze your code.

Code:

class lame {
 var poop = 'fruit loop';
 function doodoo(flamed){
 return flamed;
 }
 }
 lame->doodoo('Topic');

First you have the class lame.

Code:

class lame {
}

It's correct for Java and C#, but if it's C++ you need };.

Now we're back with 2 languages already which is C# and Java and it doesn't fit to any of it. function is a php keyword.

Code:

var poop = 'fruit loop';

var is a keyword in C#, so now we come up with the result that it's a C# code.

All parameters in C# requires an Identifier, because C# is type-strong.
Also you cannot return a datatype, but a datatype value, so the function is not a valid syntax either in any language.

Code:

 function doodoo(flamed){
 return flamed;
 }

Now what we have back is the method call:

Code:

 lame->doodoo('Topic');

-> is used in unsafe context with pointers. Example:

Code:

void something(somedatastruct* data)
{
Console.WriteLine(data->somevalue);
}

' ' is used to define a char. A char can only have one character, so it's not valid either. It would be correct as "Topic".

Other than that nice try.

01/05/2012 14:05 turk55#26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Degree2Code

class lame {
var poop = 'fruit loop';
function doodoo(flamed){
return flamed;
}
}
lame->doodoo('Topic');

var name = prompt("What is your name ?");

if (name == Degree2Code)
{
alert("You failed!");
document.writeln("You failed");
}
else {
document.writeln("You are a nice guy/girl.");
}

01/05/2012 18:13 12k#27

class lame {
var $poop = 'fruit loop';
function doodoo($flamed){
return $flamed;
}
}
$lame->doodoo('Topic');

I believe thats what u were going for (PHP). But still didnt construct the class, and still syntax errors :P

01/05/2012 19:22 Degree2Code#28

yup PHP would need $ unless you assigned a value for no $. So your all wrong lookup PHP6 and sorry for confusing you guys on a C#/C++ related topic ;p

PHP5 would be
class youdorks {
var $weak = 'all of you';
function callin($out) return 'juicy fruit';
}

class ha extends youdorks {
var $saving_term = 'inf';
public function shell_fish($dork){ return $dork; }
}

in php6 you don't need $ to assign it. or you could call it php5/javascript/c#/C++ updated into one basic concept.

Above all programming is something that I related to. It's not hard to code up some random retarded lines just to talk on a retarded thread lol

01/05/2012 20:55 12k#29

Ah, havent used 6 yet. But still need to construct ur class first :D unless ur using the __autoload.

01/05/2012 21:23 Degree2Code#30

i'm just poor lol!, but a few other things to remember is all coding is the same with a few minor changes. Either way been there done that at some point.

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