Re: Gotta Catch 'Em All

[darkdevilx]

yeah it help me a lot also who put me pokemon-.-

[Harb]

I dunno, but I have a Master Ball with your name on it!

[Ghinza]

Cut and moved. Completely off-topic...

Please refrain from spamming in the guide. kthxbai!



Oh btw, I'm looking forward for your next evolution... :3

[Harb]

I hear he evolves into the rare Modon pokemon, favoured by emo and goth trainers.

Edit: Hrmmm, now I have only 5 posts.

[Ghinza]

Edit: Hrmmm, now I have only 5 posts.

How so?

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[Harb]

Edit: Hrmmm, now I have only 5 posts.

How so?

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So tell me, how does one become a programmer without learning binary?

[Ghinza]

Edit: Hrmmm, now I have only 5 posts.

How so?

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Posts: 101
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So tell me, how does one become a programmer without learning binary?

I had quantum physics last year... Things can be amazing here.
Anyway, sleepy still, had a rough night with this stupid heat...

[Harb]

Edit: Hrmmm, now I have only 5 posts.

How so?

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So tell me, how does one become a programmer without learning binary?

I had quantum physics last year... Things can be amazing here.
Anyway, sleepy still, had a rough night with this stupid heat...

Bah, it's going to be another cold night here. Damn cold >.<

[\\Rikku//]

easy. you start with maybe pascal

Code:

Program Hello_World;

Begin
Writeln('Hello world');
Readln;
End.


And then you learn more about Variables and stuff.
After you learned the basics with Pascal or another easy programming language, you start with C/C++/C# or Delphi or kind of^^
you dont need Binary at all ^^
atleast not for most common stuff, binary gets more interesting if you go for network technology.
And since binary is easy as hell.

128

64

32

16

8

4

2

1

so^^ that is binary
that is all you need to know and you you have to do math ^_^.

And if you have learned the basics, here i have something for you

Code:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main ( ) ;
void TryRow ( std::string PhantomPassword , unsigned int Position ) ;
char Characters [ ] = { '0' , '1' , '2' , '3' , '4' , '5' ,
                                  '6' , '7' , '8' , '9' , 'a' , 'b' ,
                                  'c' , 'd' , 'e' , 'f' , 'g' , 'h' ,
                                  'i' , 'j' , 'k' , 'l' , 'm' , 'n' ,
                                  'o' , 'p' , 'q' , 'r' , 's' , 't' ,
                                  'u' , 'v' , 'w' , 'x' , 'y' , 'z' } ;
int main ( )
{
  std::string PhantomPassword ;
    unsigned int MaximalCharacters = 1 ;
    std::cin >> MaximalCharacters ;
    PhantomPassword.resize ( MaximalCharacters , 32 ) ;
 for ( unsigned int Position = 0 ; Position < MaximalCharacters ; Position++ )
        {
            TryRow ( PhantomPassword , Position ) ;
        }
    std::cin.get ( ) ;
    std::cin.get ( ) ;
    return 0 ;
}
void TryRow ( std::string & PhantomPassword , unsigned int Position )
{
  for ( unsigned int Character = 0 ; Character < sizeof ( Characters ) ; Character++ )
    {
 PhantomPassword [ Position ] = Characters [ Character ] ;
        std::cout << PhantomPassword << "\n" ;
if ( Position > 0 )
            TryRow ( PhantomPassword , Position - 1 ) ;
    }
}


So and as soon you understand that source code, you can call yourselfe a "programmer"
as you can see, nothing to do with binary ^^

Greets

Yuky

[Harb]

easy. you start with maybe pascal

Code:

Program Hello_World;

Begin
Writeln('Hello world');
Readln;
End.


And then you learn more about Variables and stuff.
After you learned the basics with Pascal or another easy programming language, you start with C/C++/C# or Delphi or kind of^^
you dont need Binary at all ^^
atleast not for most common stuff, binary gets more interesting if you go for network technology.
And since binary is easy as hell.

128

64

32

16

8

4

2

1

so^^ that is binary
that is all you need to know and you you have to do math ^_^.

So and as soon you understand that source code, you can call yourselfe a "programmer"
as you can see, nothing to do with binary ^^

Greets

Yuky

Yes, Binary is easy. That's rather my point. And I didn't mean you can't code without it, I meant that most methods of learning it would also involve learning binary.

[\\Rikku//]

no, not at all^^
Most common methodes dont need binary for learning programming xD
I learned it over years and didn needed it yet, exept of som networking programs, but well those arent that common to programm^^

[Harb]

no, not at all^^
Most common methodes dont need binary for learning programming xD
I learned it over years and didn needed it yet, exept of som networking programs, but well those arent that common to programm^^

I didn't say need

[Ghinza]

Code:

pad n s = take n (s ++ spaces)
    where spaces = ' ':spaces

If you fully understand these two lines, you are on your way to be a good Haskell programmer ^^

Besides, i started with Sinclair Basic in a Timex TC2048 (ZX Spectrum compatible) computer and didn't even know binary by then ^^'

[Harb]

Blah, lucky. I swear, the number of times I had to "learn" binary when studying programming in school... >.<

[\\Rikku//]

lol, binary is not much to learn, just simple math
0+1+2+4+6+16+32+64+128 bam, binary^^

[Ghinza]

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Anyway, when i thought my day could be nice, i park the car and i'm harrassed by a gipsy fortune teller trying to shake of my bad luck -.-'

[Harb]

Anyway, when i thought my day could be nice, i park the car and i'm harrassed by a gipsy fortune teller trying to shake of my bad luck -.-'

Ishk, fun. The closest we get to that is random people wandering around trying to convert passers-by to Christianity. Sheesh -.-

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It starts getting old the second time you are taught it. Third time, -.-
Fourth time... Well, you can imagine.

[Ghinza]

Anyway, when i thought my day could be nice, i park the car and i'm harrassed by a gipsy fortune teller trying to shake of my bad luck -.-'

Ishk, fun. The closest we get to that is random people wandering around trying to convert passers-by to Christianity. Sheesh -.-

Well, I could use some bad luck kicked off but please gimme a break!
I'd rather follow the instructions in one of those damned chain letters... Credibility is the same anyway.

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It starts getting old the second time you are taught it. Third time, -.-
Fourth time... Well, you can imagine.

Not only that, i feel the same way...

[Harb]

Anyway, when i thought my day could be nice, i park the car and i'm harrassed by a gipsy fortune teller trying to shake of my bad luck -.-'

Ishk, fun. The closest we get to that is random people wandering around trying to convert passers-by to Christianity. Sheesh -.-

Well, I could use some bad luck kicked off but please gimme a break!
I'd rather follow the instructions in one of those damned chain letters... Credibility is the same anyway.

Ah yes, chain letters. I love not getting those, an advantage of my email habits...

And I have an advantage as far as bad luck goes: I'm Irish. Well, partially, anyways.

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