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Yeah, it isn't that hard, I'll try doing something complicated with and I might show it to you later, but right now I'm hunting for resources that will be used in Ren'Py.


what's Ren'Py? /:|

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Nac wrote:
Thaiberium wrote:
Yeah, it isn't that hard, I'll try doing something complicated with and I might show it to you later, but right now I'm hunting for resources that will be used in Ren'Py.


what's Ren'Py? /:|

http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/Home_Page
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From a programming standpoint, its using very basic python, but I'm using it it as a stepping stone in to just pure python, plus I could probably make something mediocre in the mean time.

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From a programming standpoint, its using very basic python, but I'm using it it as a stepping stone in to just pure python, plus I could probably make something mediocre in the mean time.


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Sadly no. I do not possess artistic talent, nor any artists.

Besides, I'm more of a writer. Coding really isn't much different now is it?

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Sadly no. I do not possess artistic talent, nor any artists.

Besides, I'm more of a writer. Coding really isn't much different now is it?


For me it is very different.
Writting is not as frustaiting as coding can be when you spend 6 or 7 hours de-bugging for every single bug.

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I'm a notepad person, and sometimes, MSWord's spellchecking can't catch everything. Basically saying, though most PL editors can spot syntax errors, semantic errors can pop up.

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I'm a notepad person, and sometimes, MSWord's spellchecking can't catch everything. Basically saying, though most PL editors can spot syntax errors, semantic errors can pop up.

IE has a lot of logic errors, that I REALLY Hate
Anyways, If anyone who is watching this topic doesn't know what a semantic error is, here is an example

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#include <stdio.h>
 
int money, money_in_store;
 
int main()
{
   do
   {
      printf("Enter amount of money (0 to exit): ");
      scanf("%d", &money);
      if (money_in_store == 0)   // Should be 'if (money == 0)'
      {
         printf("%d money on exit\n", money_in_store);
         exit(0);
      }
      money_in_store += money;
   }
   while(1);
 
   return 0;
}
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What I don't understand is why you need your main to be of type "int" while you could just make it "void" and dispense with the "return" statement.

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What I don't understand is why you need your main to be of type "int" while you could just make it "void" and dispense with the "return" statement.


That's something C coders usually do... it doesn't have a "reason".
He could have used "void", but it's also possible to use "int" and "return 0".

Also, I don't know how, but I believe that pro C coders use this to track bugs.

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What I don't understand is why you need your main to be of type "int" while you could just make it "void" and dispense with the "return" statement.


That's something C coders usually do... it doesn't have a "reason".
He could have used "void", but it's also possible to use "int" and "return 0".

Also, I don't know how, but I believe that pro C coders use this to track bugs.

I'm somewhat of a C coder, but, I tended to use void wherever I could. Then again, I did line by line debugging whenever there was a runtime error so its not like I'd know how it was done.

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What I don't understand is why you need your main to be of type "int" while you could just make it "void" and dispense with the "return" statement.


That's something C coders usually do... it doesn't have a "reason".
He could have used "void", but it's also possible to use "int" and "return 0".

Also, I don't know how, but I believe that pro C coders use this to track bugs.

I'm somewhat of a C coder, but, I tended to use void wherever I could. Then again, I did line by line debugging whenever there was a runtime error so its not like I'd know how it was done.


Don't think too much of me either... I'm new to c coder myself.

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C isn't that hard. What are you trying to do? I can teach you how to implement data structures if you want.

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I've been programming C/C++ since I was 12... lol im 13, but stfu

And Thai is right, C isn't really hard.
But most of the wicked functions are in Console Apps, for Windows Form Application, it's pretty much like C# or VB. For Win32, it's way different and way better. But getting Microsoft Visual C++ 2008, the default Win32 pack isn't really enough to make a complete Win32 pack.
Look up Win32 tutorials and try some out, there are some functions that aren't built in defaultly.
The complete Win32/MFC pack is 1GB, but I don't wanna waste that much space on this.
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Of course I barely touched the OO programming with C/C++. So I wouldn't know.

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