Programming forum

[User6773]

Some people requested one so I made one.

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...viewforum&f=49

Use it well.

-Chardish

[firemon22]

RE: Programming forum

I was the first one to post in there

[User6773]

RE: Programming forum

Your post had several typos and claimed you had knowledge which I am certain you do not possess.

[firemon22]

RE: Programming forum

yes i do

[JurseyRider734]

RE: Programming forum

THANK YOU.

*in C++ programming class atm rofl*

[Squeek]

Re: RE: Programming forum

Your post had several typos and claimed you had knowledge which I am certain you do not possess.

QFE

Imma kix da new forum's A mirite

I major in Computer Science, so expect me to post things there often instead of bugging Kefit about them. And I'm in my 5th year of Java now, so I'm pretty well-educated in the field.

~Squeek

[FishFishRevolution]

RE: Re: RE: Programming forum

<3 Java

[MalReynolds]

RE: Re: RE: Programming forum

This forum makes me sad, cause I really wanted a Literature one. I know it falls under "The Arts" and what have you, but I'd think more people would be interested in a Literature forum which kind of has more appeal than a programming forum. I mean, I know there are a lot of programmers on here, but it's just such a sepcialized group. Almost everyone likes to read.

Just drudging this up once again in the hopes that some higher up will hear me out.

Mal

[QreepyBORIS]

Re: RE: Programming forum

Your post had several typos and claimed you had knowledge which I am certain you do not possess.

QFE

Imma kix da new forum's A mirite

I major in Computer Science, so expect me to post things there often instead of bugging Kefit about them. And I'm in my 5th year of Java now, so I'm pretty well-educated in the field.

~Squeek

Just a question, but have you ever had a syntax error? Also, are you obsessive about the grammar and spelling of your variable names (for example, "number" instead of simply "num" or something similar)?

[Squeek]

RE: Re: RE: Programming forum

No, I'm extremely the opposite in Java. I will use "X" "Var" "Num", etc.

And I do have Syntax errors. Lots. Most of the time I get Logic errors though.

Best time of my life was trying to write a program on a computer without a Java environment, bringing it to class, compiling it, and getting over 150 errors on the first go. Resolved 120 with one change.

Here's a small sample from my last semester of CS.

for&#40;int i = 0; i < str.length; i++&#41;
         &#123;
            if&#40;max==0&#41;
               break;
            int x = Integer.parseInt&#40;str&#91;i&#93;&#41;;
            if &#40;x == max&#41;
            &#123; //Stops the max value from entering the stack
            //addition phase and just outputs it.
               for&#40;int l=0;l<str.length; l++&#41;
                  while &#40;x==max&#41;
                  &#123;
                     if &#40;out&#91;l++&#93;==null&#41;
                     &#123;
                        out&#91;l&#93;=""+max;
                        Print&#40;max+" has been moved to the output array."&#41;;
                        max--;
                     &#125;
                     else 
                        continue;
                  &#125;
            &#125;       
            else
            &#123;
               if &#40;first==0&#41; //puts the first number straight onto the
               //stack assuming it is not the max.
               &#123;
                  first=1;
                  stacks&#91;0&#93;.push&#40;new Integer&#40;x&#41;&#41;;
                  Print&#40;x+" has been added to HT #1"&#41;;
               &#125;
               else
               &#123;
                  int div, store=str.length, index=0;
                  for &#40;int y=0; y < str.length; y++&#41;
                  &#123;
                     if&#40;stacks&#91;y&#93;.isEmpty&#40;&#41;&#41;
                     &#123; //if a stack space is empty, put a "0" there so the
                     //comparison later will read it as an available slot.
                        stacks&#91;y&#93;.push&#40;new Integer&#40;0&#41;&#41;;
                        y--;
                        continue;
                     &#125;
                     if &#40;!stacks&#91;y&#93;.isEmpty&#40;&#41;&#41;
                     &#123;
                        Integer inte = &#40;Integer&#41;stacks&#91;y&#93;.peek&#40;&#41;;
                        int q = inte.intValue&#40;&#41;;
                        if &#40;x>q&#41;
                        &#123; //if my new value is bigger than the value
                        //at the top of the current stack...
                           for&#40;int r = 0; r < str.length; r++&#41;
                              if &#40;!stacks&#91;r&#93;.isEmpty&#40;&#41;&#41;
                              &#123;
                                 Integer inte2 = &#40;Integer&#41;stacks&#91;r&#93;.peek&#40;&#41;;
                                 val = inte2.intValue&#40;&#41;;
                                 div = x-val;
                                 if &#40;store > div && div > 0&#41;
                                 &#123; // take the index of the one that has
                                 //the closest value to x.
                                    store = div;
                                    index=r;
                                 &#125;
                              &#125;   
                           stacks&#91;index&#93;.push&#40;new Integer&#40;x&#41;&#41;;
                           Print&#40;x+" has been added to HT #"+&#40;index+1&#41;&#41;;
                        &#125;
                           //Check again until there are no more
                           //stacks with data in them.
                        else if &#40;!stacks&#91;y+1&#93;.isEmpty&#40;&#41;&#41;
                           continue;
                           //if this has failed, put it on a new one.
                        else 
                           for&#40;int r = 0; r < str.length; r++&#41;
                              if &#40;stacks&#91;r&#93;.isEmpty&#40;&#41;&#41;
                              &#123;
                                 stacks&#91;r&#93;.push&#40;new Integer&#40;x&#41;&#41;;
                                 Print&#40;x+" has been added to HT #"+&#40;r+1&#41;&#41;;
                                 break;
                              &#125;
                        break;	
                     &#125;
                  &#125;
               &#125;
                     
            &#125;

I can never get help from others with debugging because they have no idea what the heck I'm doing half the time. It only makes sense to one person: ME.

~Squeek

PS - Not in CS this semester. Doing some Assembly Language and Digital Logic. Meaning I use hardware to do stuff instead of software. Computer chips are annoying. But it looks way cool, and playing with wires with the possibility of doing some nice electrical damage is fun stuff.

[QreepyBORIS]

RE: Re: RE: Programming forum

I've had about 40 errors one time because I accidentally typed "cin <<" or something like that. Found and fixed it pretty quickly. But I must say, there's nothing like writing a whole program only to discover that it is chock full of errors.

[MalReynolds]

RE: Re: RE: Programming forum

And mine. I would just like to be addressed, actually.

Mal