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I can't believe I spent 2 hours programming for fun!


Ieyasu Tokugawa

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I though I was going to hate computer programming after last semester, but apparently last semester was so hard because the teacher was using his own made-up programming language, meaning there was no text book and nobody else knew it. Working on JAVA now, and even if it's basic programming, I just spent 2 hours on making a random program that I decided to do randomly.

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While not considered programming, I like to look through Package Contents on apps to see if I find something interesting.

In one of my apps, I found every song and sound effect and converted them all into .wav files for about half an hour. Just cause.
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I know the basics. CSS, HTML, JAVA, Cheat devices, C++, notepad++, but i'm still learning to use python. Do you want my fiance's help? His programming class was a work at your own pace and he had both semesters on everything done in 2 weeks. 1 semester for each week. He's made several hacking programs. If your a khv member you know about the time warp he caused with his site server crasher.
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296107124' post='4964677']
I know the basics. CSS, HTML, JAVA, Cheat devices, C++, notepad++, but i'm still learning to use python. Do you want my fiance's help? His programming class was a work at your own pace and he had both semesters on everything done in 2 weeks. 1 semester for each week. He's made several hacking programs. If your a khv member you know about the time warp he caused with his site server crasher.
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I'm not a member there but that sounds awesome.

And when I say basic I mean like we haven't gotten very far past doing mathematics. The only problem I have is that i have no clue how to round numbers, but that should be an easy fix.
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296107124' post='4964677']
I know the basics. CSS, HTML, JAVA, Cheat devices, C++, notepad++, but i'm still learning to use python. Do you want my fiance's help? His programming class was a work at your own pace and he had both semesters on everything done in 2 weeks. 1 semester for each week. He's made several hacking programs. If your a khv member you know about the time warp he caused with his site server crasher.
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95% of your posts sound like they're full of s***.

This is one of them.
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296107124' post='4964677']
I know the basics. CSS, HTML, JAVA, Cheat devices, C++, notepad++, but i'm still learning to use python. Do you want my fiance's help? His programming class was a work at your own pace and he had both semesters on everything done in 2 weeks. 1 semester for each week. He's made several hacking programs. If your a khv member you know about the time warp he caused with his site server crasher.
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You know what programming language I know? ALL CAPS

COME AT ME BRO
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Rounding numbers? I haven't used Java for ages (man, that's something I actually need to pick up on) but surely you could just cast it to an int? If you need it to be able to round up too then just add 0.5 although I suppose there might be a function somewhere that could round it for you.
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[quote name='Kizzi' timestamp='1296260042' post='4969232']
Rounding numbers? I haven't used Java for ages (man, that's something I actually need to pick up on) but surely you could just cast it to an int? If you need it to be able to round up too then just add 0.5 although I suppose there might be a function somewhere that could round it for you.
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I was doing a payment chart, meaning I needed to round to 2 decimal places. ints don't even do decimals.
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[quote name='-Griffin' timestamp='1296296657' post='4970862']
Multiply by 100, make an int, divide by 100?
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You can't convert an int to a decimal, it has to be a double otherwise the program won't compile with an int that's a decimal.

Also remember this is only my second semester of programming, so if I'm saying something that just sounds retarded, that's why.
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[quote name='Metagross386' timestamp='1296319928' post='4971390']
You can't convert an int to a decimal, it has to be a double otherwise the program won't compile with an int that's a decimal.

Also remember this is only my second semester of programming, so if I'm saying something that just sounds retarded, that's why.
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Actually no, this guy is right.

Example: the number you want to round to 2 decimal places is 45.762. Multiplying by 100 gives 4576.2, and converting to an int gives 4576. If you divide by 100 (make sure you cast it back to a double though) then you get 45.76 which is the original number to 2 decimal places.

If you need to round up then just do what I said (add 0.5) in the middle (e.g. 351.6 + 0.5 = 352.1, which rounds to 352 instead of 351 like it normally would without the +0.5).
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296107124' post='4964677']
He's made several hacking programs. If your a khv member you know about the time warp he caused with his site server crasher.
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[spoiler='My rant to her']If it was effective, your boyfriend/fiance would be in prison right now. Especially with the rising fact that certain types of Digital Property is starting to be considered Physical Property. Crashing a website would be the equivalent of breaking someone's window irl, you would have to pay for such damages. And regardless of what you may think, tracking someone is easier than ever now, unless you have your own Internet and don't pay an ISP. Which would be complete BS if you had your own private one.[/spoiler]

And programming is on my to-do-list of things to learn. I've been told certain programs like Byond DreamMaker help make this process more natural when it comes to going up to other languages. So that'll be my first stop.
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[quote name='Kizzi' timestamp='1296325733' post='4971564']
Actually no, this guy is right.

Example: the number you want to round to 2 decimal places is 45.762. Multiplying by 100 gives 4576.2, and converting to an int gives 4576. If you divide by 100 (make sure you cast it back to a double though) then you get 45.76 which is the original number to 2 decimal places.

If you need to round up then just do what I said (add 0.5) in the middle (e.g. 351.6 + 0.5 = 352.1, which rounds to 352 instead of 351 like it normally would without the +0.5).
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Ah, I misunderstood then. Either way, seems easier to just use printf and the %.2 function than go through all that.
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[quote name='JoshIcy' timestamp='1296329782' post='4971717']
[spoiler='My rant to her']If it was effective, your boyfriend/fiance would be in prison right now. Especially with the rising fact that certain types of Digital Property is starting to be considered Physical Property. Crashing a website would be the equivalent of breaking someone's window irl, you would have to pay for such damages. And regardless of what you may think, tracking someone is easier than ever now, unless you have your own Internet and don't pay an ISP. Which would be complete BS if you had your own private one.[/spoiler]

And programming is on my to-do-list of things to learn. I've been told certain programs like Byond DreamMaker help make this process more natural when it comes to going up to other languages. So that'll be my first stop.
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Well, if you want easy, Python is a good start. While the syntax is a little different to a lot of C-based languages and dynamic typing might not be something to get TOO used to, it's a fairly simple language that doesn't need compiling and you can do a lot with it.

[quote name='Metagross386' timestamp='1296330423' post='4971742']
Ah, I misunderstood then. Either way, seems easier to just use printf and the %.2 function than go through all that.
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Huh, I never realized Java's printf function could do that; although I haven't really been in any situation where I'd need it.
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[quote name='Kizzi' timestamp='1296335335' post='4971983']
Huh, I never realized Java's printf function could do that; although I haven't really been in any situation where I'd need it.
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It doesn't actually round, it just drops all but the number of decimals you said. If you used %.3 it would drop all but 3 decimals. Found this in the textbook, so I used it.
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[quote name='JoshIcy' timestamp='1296329782' post='4971717']
[spoiler='My rant to her']If it was effective, your boyfriend/fiance would be in prison right now. Especially with the rising fact that certain types of Digital Property is starting to be considered Physical Property. Crashing a website would be the equivalent of breaking someone's window irl, you would have to pay for such damages. And regardless of what you may think, tracking someone is easier than ever now, unless you have your own Internet and don't pay an ISP. Which would be complete BS if you had your own private one.[/spoiler]

And programming is on my to-do-list of things to learn. I've been told certain programs like Byond DreamMaker help make this process more natural when it comes to going up to other languages. So that'll be my first stop.
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Well, no, I do not have my own ISP. However, I do know that simply changing your IP does nothing nowadays that they can backtrace it. Prison, really? Are you that much of an idiot? Kh-vids.net's site owner hasn't signed in since July of 2009. Do you really think he gives a damn what happens? They edit the site without his permission. Now if you're going to make a logical rant then please do your research.

Anyway, simple notepad programming is basically [Autonrun] name the file Autorun.inf. I'll record some tutorials for you guys to use sometime. I just need free time on the computer like right now.
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296359826' post='4972893']
Well, no, I do not have my own ISP. However, I do know that simply changing your IP does nothing nowadays that they can backtrace it. Prison, really? Are you that much of an idiot? Kh-vids.net's site owner hasn't signed in since July of 2009. Do you really think he gives a damn what happens? They edit the site without his permission. Now if you're going to make a logical rant then please do your research.
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Then he doesn't care =/... Doesn't escape the penalty if he wished to press charges at the time though.
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[quote name='JoshIcy' timestamp='1296364912' post='4973087']
Then he doesn't care =/... Doesn't escape the penalty if he wished to press charges at the time though.
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Funny how the program works really. I just force another's computer to do this for me. Once I get their port numbers. I can get their e-mail then contact list then I hack a person's e-mail from the contact list. Send an e-mail with a force installation version and there you go. The program is two parts just like ardamax keylogger so you cannot remove the program without the other half. Even if they track the IP through the e-mail. I can just create one long chain of IP's. Much like your little spammer/pseudo hacker problem you had in the suggestions subforum and others earlier this month.
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[quote name='JadenxAtemYAOI' timestamp='1296380939' post='4973537']
Funny how the program works really. I just force another's computer to do this for me. Once I get their port numbers. I can get their e-mail then contact list then I [b]hack a person's e-mail[/b] from the contact list. Send an e-mail with a [b]force installation[/b] version and there you go. The program is two parts just like ardamax keylogger so you [b]cannot remove the program[/b] without the other half. Even if they track the IP through the e-mail. I can just create one long chain of IP's. [b]Much like your little spammer/pseudo hacker problem you had in the suggestions subforum and others earlier this month.[/b]
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Could this be a confession perhaps?
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