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Nah' date=' don't know any CSS.

 

I use to help with my school's website, but I quit the club as it was boring.

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I think it's finally time to post my experiences! There's some stuff I learnt then gave up on, so it's only the first couple I really know much in.

 

Python - my main language, some GUI stuff. =p

Actionscript - just enough to make the game I posted. =D

 

HTML - basic web pages.

Javascript - enough for alerts, forms, verifications, etc.

CSS - basic stuff.

 

AutoIT3 - not much.

Autohotkey - barely anything.

Freebasic - barely anything.

C++ - barely anything.

 

Yeah I'm pretty mixed. I'm thinking about trying to learn the foundations of C++ better, but I give up on any tutorials I find and can't be bothered to actually install a compiler. The last few I've pretty much given up on, and I guess I know a bit of the "web languages", but I'm not sure if I'm gonna go down that route. I love Python because it's easy and pretty powerful, and Actionscript obviously because Flash is the easiest way to make good games IMO.

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I know some Basic' date=' Pascal, HTML. I do a bit of programing in my spare time. Last thing I made was a TPW translator from Hex to Letters. The biggest project I ever made was in VB. It was a cluster of mini games, and quizzes (had the game Associations, Slot Machine - very boring, but I wanted to try out "randomize", and something I called "Lord of the Pigs" - similar to FarmVille, only made in Basic and not in Flash).

 

I am interested in C (primarily C++)... hope to learn it some day...

 

Ohh, here the TPW code of my "CODING MACHINE":

program CodeMaker10;
uses wincrt;
var
a:char;
r,t:string;
b:integer;
begin
Randomize;
r:='';
writeln('Enter the text you want to code. Use "_" instead of (break), and "*" to end the text:');
read(a);
While a<>'*' do
     begin                       
     case a of
'a':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='q';
        1: t:='b';
        2: t:='3';                                
        end;
   end;
'b':
   begin
   b:=Random(2);
   if b=1 then t:='U' else t:='/';
   end;
'v': t:='y';
'g': t:='#';            
'd':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='t' else if b=1 then t:='%' else t:='D';
   end;         
'e':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='e';
        1: t:='9';
        2: t:=';';
        end;
   end;             
'z': t:='(';            
'i':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='@';
        1: t:='S';
        2: t:='*';
        end;
   end;             
'j': t:='0';            
'k': t:='N';            
'l': T:='=';            
'm':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='`';
        1: t:='~';
        2: t:='i';
        end;
   end;
'n':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='h';
        1: t:='.';
        2: t:='\';
        end;
   end;
'o':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='{';
        1: t:='J';
        2: t:='p';
        end;
   end;
'p': t:='?';            
'r': t:='}';            
's': t:='a';            
't': t:='+';            
'u':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='R';
        1: t:='^';
        2: t:='7';
        end;
   end;
'f': t:='d';            
'h': t:='_';            
'c': 
   begin
        b:=Random(4);
        case b of
        0: t:='"';
        1: t:='|';
        2: t:='F';
        3: t:='4';
        end;
   end;
'A':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='z';
        1: t:=',';
        2: t:='Y';
        end;
   end;
'B': t:=')';
'V': t:='K';
'G': t:='6';
'D': t:='$';
'E':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='"';
        1: t:='|';
        2: t:='F';
        end;
   end;
'Z':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='g' else if b=1 then t:='[' else t:=']';
   end;
'I':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='x' else if b=1 then t:='A' else t:='X';
   end;
'J':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='G' else if b=1 then t:=':' else t:='>';
   end;
'K': t:='2';
'L': t:='!';
'M':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='t' else if b=1 then t:='%' else t:='D';
   end;
'N': t:='v';
'O':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='1';
        1: t:='/';
        2: t:='k';
        end;
   end;
'P': t:='<';
'R': t:='W';
'S':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='t' else if b=1 then t:='%' else t:='D';
   end;
'T': t:='M';
'U':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='-';
        1: t:='c';
        2: t:='m';
        end;
   end;
'F':
   begin
   b:=random(3);
   if b=2 then t:='&' else if b=1 then t:='U' else t:='s';
   end;
'H': t:='I';
'C': t:='j';
'_':
   begin
        b:=Random(6);
        case b of
        0: t:='r';
        1: t:='d';
        2: t:='E';
        3: t:='I';
        4: t:='';
        5: t:='';
        end;
   end;
'1':
   begin
        b:=Random(2);
        case b of
        0: t:='-';
        1: t:='c';
        end;
   end;
'2': t:='H';
'3': t:='Z';
'4': t:='5';
'5': t:='O';
'6': t:='o';
'7': t:='L';
'8': t:='f';
'9': t:='n';
'0':
   begin
        b:=Random(2);
        case b of
        0: t:='8';
        1: t:='l';
        end;
   end;             
'.':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='u';
        1: t:='T';
        2: t:='B';
        end;
   end;
',':
   begin
        b:=Random(3);
        case b of
        0: t:='P';
        1: t:='w';
        2: t:='Q';
        end;
   end;
end;
r:=r+t;
read(a);
end;
writeln;
writeln('Translation:');
writeln;
writeln(r);
end.

 

I know that TPW 1.5 is very hard to find, so here's a link 5.78MB - RAR

 

That's a language unlike most others. It looks complicated for any longer programs.

 

That's basic Pascal for Turbo Pascal Writer. It is very long, and not practical for any programing, but, Delhi or Delphi or what ever it's called uses the same language in somewhat more practical way.

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What exactly is C++' date=' if I may ask? I think my school has a class on that.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B

Summary - it's a compiled statically-typed language that is widely used.

 

HTML coding basics. That's it.

 

You do not know how to use HTML' date=' do you?

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Haha. Why did you need to bold it all?

 

I know some Basic' date=' Pascal, HTML. I do a bit of programing in my spare time. Last thing I made was a TPW translator from Hex to Letters. The biggest project I ever made was in VB. It was a cluster of mini games, and quizzes (had the game Associations, Slot Machine - very boring, but I wanted to try out "randomize", and something I called "Lord of the Pigs" - similar to FarmVille, only made in Basic and not in Flash).

 

I am interested in C (primarily C++)... hope to learn it some day...

 

Ohh, here the TPW code of my "CODING MACHINE":

 

CODE BE HERE

 

I know that TPW 1.5 is very hard to find, so here's a link 5.78MB - RAR

 

That's a language unlike most others. It looks complicated for any longer programs.

 

That's basic Pascal for Turbo Pascal Writer. It is very long, and not practical for any programing, but, Delhi or Delphi or what ever it's called uses the same language in somewhat more practical way.

 

Ah right I might look into it. :P

 

Yeah' date=' I'm taking a C++ class now. I've just started it, but by the looks of it, it's fairly challenging.

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Yeah, but I suppose it'll be easier in a class. ^^

inb4 inheritance joke or similar

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I don't do programming, because I could never get the programs needed, and or the basics to start with. I do however do Website coding, and have been doing it for a while now.

 

I wouldn't however make a complete career out of it, mainly because you would most likely have to do Free Lance work, and free lance work is not a consisstant income. Unless you were lucky to get snagged by a Big Corporation.

 

But if I had the money and the time, I would absolutely love to go to college and get atleast a Bachelors Degree in Website Coding, because there is an endless amount of possibilities when it comes to coding.

 

From the very beginning of coding the future was bright. Even more so now, with new languages being made, more ways to use it. It's just that the market for this field has not been constructed enough for me to be willing to put the time and money into it, as a primary living income. At least not yet anyway.

 

But like I said, If I had the money, I would take the classes in a heartbeat.

 

Which is why I changed my current Major, from Graphic Design to Computer Technician. I can get a degree in that, because the field is so demanding, and at the same time, be around computers, and people, who obviously use the computers for more then gaming. After getting my degree in Computer Technician I plan on starting towards a degree in Website Coding, for the fact that I love doing it, and so I can earn some extra money on the side for doing something I love, with no strings attached.

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I don't do programming' date=' because I could never get the programs needed, and or the basics to start with. I do however do Website coding, and have been doing it for a while now.

 

I wouldn't however make a complete career out of it, mainly because you would most likely have to do Free Lance work, and free lance work is not a consisstant income. Unless you were lucky to get snagged by a Big Corporation.

 

But if I had the money and the time, I would absolutely love to go to college and get atleast a Bachelors Degree in Website Coding, because there is an endless amount of possibilities when it comes to coding.

 

From the very beginning of coding the future was bright. Even more so now, with new languages being made, more ways to use it. It's just that the market for this field has not been constructed enough for me to be willing to put the time and money into it, as a primary living income. At least not yet anyway.

 

But like I said, If I had the money, I would take the classes in a heartbeat.

 

Which is why I changed my current Major, from Graphic Design to Computer Technician. I can get a degree in that, because the field is so demanding, and at the same time, be around computers, and people, who obviously use the computers for more then gaming. After getting my degree in Computer Technician I plan on starting towards a degree in Website Coding, for the fact that I love doing it, and so I can earn some extra money on the side for doing something I love, with no strings attached.

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I ment I did basic HTML web coding like Bloodrun (except he's FAR better than I'll ever be).

 

EDIT: Oh, and Dark, I do happen to have some knowledge of HTML coding.

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If you're planning to learn a code' date=' get ready for boredom.

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Depends on the language and what other subjects you like. But I think that learning Python and Actionscript at my own pace is pretty fun.

 

I don't do programming' date=' because I could never get the programs needed, and or the basics to start with. I do however do Website coding, and have been doing it for a while now.

 

I wouldn't however make a complete career out of it, mainly because you would most likely have to do Free Lance work, and free lance work is not a consisstant income. Unless you were lucky to get snagged by a Big Corporation.

 

But if I had the money and the time, I would absolutely love to go to college and get atleast a Bachelors Degree in Website Coding, because there is an endless amount of possibilities when it comes to coding.

 

From the very beginning of coding the future was bright. Even more so now, with new languages being made, more ways to use it. It's just that the market for this field has not been constructed enough for me to be willing to put the time and money into it, as a primary living income. At least not yet anyway.

 

But like I said, If I had the money, I would take the classes in a heartbeat.

 

Which is why I changed my current Major, from Graphic Design to Computer Technician. I can get a degree in that, because the field is so demanding, and at the same time, be around computers, and people, who obviously use the computers for more then gaming. After getting my degree in Computer Technician I plan on starting towards a degree in Website Coding, for the fact that I love doing it, and so I can earn some extra money on the side for doing something I love, with no strings attached.

[/quote']

 

I ment I did basic HTML web coding like Bloodrun (except he's FAR better than I'll ever be).

 

EDIT: Oh, and Dark, I do happen to have some knowledge of HTML coding.

 

I just wiki'd it, and chartreuse is an awesome colour. Even though it looks like chart re-use. xD

 

Is HTML the most common form of coding?

 

I suppose HTML probably is, although it's not generally counted as a programming language. Strictly speaking it's a markup language. :P

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Ahh' date=' that makes sense.

 

And is ASCII a code? I've heard of ASCII, but not sure if it's a coding language.

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ASCII is a common form of text encoding. It was the most common until 2008 when UTF-8 became more popular. Wiki it if you want. Each character (letter) encoded in ASCII takes up 1 byte of memory.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII

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Is HTML the most common form of coding?

 

Actually

 

Things like Ajax, and PHP are actually coding languages. Ajax is the language used for quick communication with your MySQL Database, for example, you know when you edit your posts, and or post your post, it does it without reloading the page, that is an example of Ajax.

 

HTML, strictly speaking is the clothes that hide the PHP and Ajax etc coding.

 

You don't really use HTML for anything other then to make things look pretty, and even then it will mostly be CSS.

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Is HTML the most common form of coding?

 

Actually

 

Things like Ajax' date=' and PHP are actually coding languages. Ajax is the language used for quick communication with your MySQL Database, for example, you know when you edit your posts, and or post your post, it does it without reloading the page, that is an example of Ajax.

 

HTML, strictly speaking is the clothes that hide the PHP and Ajax etc coding.

 

You don't really use HTML for anything other then to make things look pretty, and even then it will mostly be CSS.

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I've always wondered exactly what Ajax is used for. But yeah as I said HTML is only a markup language. I'm trying to get better at HTML, CSS and Javascript anyway.

 

I don't program computers. Just Texas Instrument calculators.

 

How do you actually program calculators? I presume you write the programs on the computer then use some sort of USB interface to put the program on the calculator?

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Basics of:

HTML, PHP paired with SQL (database, not language), CSS, BBCode (lolno, fluent not basic), learning Actionscript (for Flash CS4), Casio BASIC (fluent not basic) , Batch Language.

 

I have to know at least basic HTML, PHP & SQL and CSS to maintain my adoptable sites. Bloodrun knows what I'm talking about and is much more advanced at PHP than me.

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