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ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I got GameMaker8! And it is awesome!
Oh and I think I'm going to go with C# or C++ or C. But which one?

JavaScript! (Even if it wasn't on the list!  )

awsomemaster wrote:

lol im viewing this webpage in a webbrowser i made in visual basic right now!

that's not too hard - it's a single control you have ot use 

LS97 wrote:

awsomemaster wrote:

lol im viewing this webpage in a webbrowser i made in visual basic right now!

that's not too hard - it's a single control you have ot use 

Yes, but that single control uses a pre-made web browser so you aren't actually making your own. Although I have problems converting strings to urls. VB doesn't like it. And I don't know how to get the IP address of the current page.

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Sperry wrote:

C++! Then I can help you

Sure! maybe while i am doing ribbit you can make a tutorial, then we switch. I read the tutorial and you ribbit make!

  Sure I'll help. I haven't started in ribbit yet, too much work (school    ) so you can start and I might have something written in a couple of days. 

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

What do I start in? C++?

Oh, nevermind.

Anyway, you need to get a compiler to be able to run the programs. I use Visual Studio, so if have Windows, like me, then I'd recommend it. (Just google it.)

Tell me when you are ready to start the basics. Maybe we could mae a C++ learning thread and then other people can see too and learn as well.    What do you think?

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Sperry wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

What do I start in? C++?

Oh, nevermind.

Anyway, you need to get a compiler to be able to run the programs. I use Visual Studio, so if have Windows, like me, then I'd recommend it. (Just google it.)

Tell me when you are ready to start the basics. Maybe we could mae a C++ learning thread and then other people can see too and learn as well.    What do you think?

Sorry, I've been kinda loopy.

Sure! Thats a good Idea! i have windows and I downloaded Visual C++. Is that right?

oh BTW, I have a scratch wiki user and I made a wiki for Ribbit!

Thats Okay, I'm like that sometimes

Yes, did you get Express edition 2008? or 2010 or what?

And great.

I'll start writing tomorrow, maybve in a new topic. Mods: Should I post the new topic here or in Miscelaneous or what?

Sperry wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Oh, nevermind.

Anyway, you need to get a compiler to be able to run the programs. I use Visual Studio, so if have Windows, like me, then I'd recommend it. (Just google it.)

Tell me when you are ready to start the basics. Maybe we could mae a C++ learning thread and then other people can see too and learn as well.    What do you think?

Sorry, I've been kinda loopy.

Sure! Thats a good Idea! i have windows and I downloaded Visual C++. Is that right?

oh BTW, I have a scratch wiki user and I made a wiki for Ribbit!

Thats Okay, I'm like that sometimes

Yes, did you get Express edition 2008? or 2010 or what?

And great.

I'll start writing tomorrow, maybve in a new topic. Mods: Should I post the new topic here or in Miscelaneous or what?

Miscellaneous might be a better place for a C++ topic since it doesn't seem directly related to Scratch. Of course, if it turns out it can be fit somewhere else, it can always be moved. 

P.S. I would love to see a C++ thread. 

Sperry wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Thats Okay, I'm like that sometimes

Yes, did you get Express edition 2008? or 2010 or what?

And great.

I'll start writing tomorrow, maybve in a new topic. Mods: Should I post the new topic here or in Miscelaneous or what?

Miscellaneous might be a better place for a C++ topic since it doesn't seem directly related to Scratch. Of course, if it turns out it can be fit somewhere else, it can always be moved. 

P.S. I would love to see a C++ thread. 

Great! Are you interested then? Because if a lot of poeple are, then people might benefit from having comeone more they're age explaining it 

Well, I'm interested in reading it. I need to brush up on it. My C++ skills might be a bit out of date, and are more focused on writing programs to calculate things (like using scientific formulas) and not game design. 

Which Visual Studio do you have, LS97?