Well this is pretty simple , How much lines is the longest code u ever did. ALONE and not in a team ???
for me it was ~7200 in my chat site.
wbu ?
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I wrote a fairly large, Choose-Your-Own-Adventure sort of game with BAT alone. I don't know the number of lines, but it was around 2500, I think.
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Well I built the website for my company myself, so that's about 10 pages with at least 100 lines each, but the longest on that site is probably the page with 291 lines excluding the header and footer - I used php include() for those.
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I would say about 2500 for a random website I made for my webserver. Which I don't use it was just a test to see what I could make, it has the usual stuff php login, account activation and url redirect.
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@Sparks
Intelligent . same here lol include() saves a lot , but my coding tech is quite different
i write AJAX apps and use Php in background so most of my painful work of writing headers & footers are done by the single page that loads
rest is updated using AJAX
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urhungry wrote:
I do not think that I have actually written anything entirely alone, but I have written a website that is probably something like 150 lines of code with a little help from W3Schools.
you can count your scratch lines of codes aswell
this aint website only ^_^
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This topic sort of suggests that the more lines, the more impressive it is, but I almost think that the functionality of the page over the number of lines is what's more impressive, few lines to make something amazing is way more impressive than a hundred lines of code to display your name.
Here's an example of two ways (in php) to do the same thing:
<?php
$count = 10;
while ($count > 0){
echo $count;
$count --;
}
?>(7 lines)
<?php echo "1"; echo "2"; echo "3"; echo "4"; echo "5"; echo "6"; echo "7"; echo "8"; echo "9"; echo "10"; ?>
(12 lines)
I think the first one, with less lines is neater and shows more php knowledge/skill
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Ugggghhhhh, i'm such a n00b but I've never made an official code really but I guess with Scratch....
Scripts aren't codes right? Because if they are, I've got like 150 lines on one script but if not, about 15, on my website
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sparks wrote:
This topic sort of suggests that the more lines, the more impressive it is, but I almost think that the functionality of the page over the number of lines is what's more impressive, few lines to make something amazing is way more impressive than a hundred lines of code to display your name.
Here's an example of two ways (in php) to do the same thing:Code:
<?php $count = 10; while ($count > 0){ echo $count; $count --; } ?>(7 lines)
Code:
<?php echo "1"; echo "2"; echo "3"; echo "4"; echo "5"; echo "6"; echo "7"; echo "8"; echo "9"; echo "10"; ?>(12 lines)
I think the first one, with less lines is neater and shows more php knowledge/skill![]()
u should see my codes
i wrote a bank management system with NETWORKING Support (full bank features even loan / saving / credit account . ATM , core) in 1277 lines so i think i have a bit of quality in my code
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imnotbob wrote:
action replay codes
I put in.like 100 lines of coding for a cheat in Pokemon heartgold. It was for a modifier.
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