Nah, too complicated for me
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brettman98 wrote:
I had a python, but it tried to eat me...
trolololo
EDIT: Haha, invisible text no longer!
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I use it. It's a really great language. Fun fact: Battlefield 2 is written in Python! So is Blender! And EVE Online (the largest MMORPG on the net). And this ride simulation made by Disney! That renews my enthusiasm in Python! I've been using it for quite some time and have some decent skills, but I've never had any good ideas that's always my problem.
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I don't care for text-based programming languages. I like object-based, like Flash.
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GameHutSoftware wrote:
I don't care for text-based programming languages. I like object-based, like Flash.
Eh, I like text-based more. I do use Flash though. It's good for richer animations. But in the end, text-based tends to be a bit more practical for most uses. That's my personal opinion.
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I use it. A little.
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I have made a simple OS like project, and I am making a chatbot.
@maxskywalker: blender uses python, but was written in C++.
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RedRocker227 wrote:
Nah, too complicated for me
What do you use? BASIC?
I like python. I'm making a text adventure right now. If anyone knows how to use tkinter, that would be appreciated.
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@ RedRocker227: Once Scratch gets almost boring because of how good you are, and how limited it feels, you’ll want to move on.
@brettman98: I mean the programming language. Do you expect that terrible grammar out of me?
@maxskywalker: Interesting facts! You could use a bunch of “ifs” to make a text based adventure! I’m making one about zombies.
@GameHutSoftware: Texted based programming is what I call “real”. And what do you use to program Flash that’s object oriented, Stencyl? :P Stencyl gives you too much!
@msdosdude:
print “trolololololololol could not be found.” a = input(“Did you mean ‘I’m a pretty butterfly’?) if a = “yes”: print “That’s kind of weird.” elif a = “no”: print “Good, I was starting to worry about you." else: print “I didn’t understand that”
@CheeseMunchy: What do you use it for?
@samtwheels: I don’t know how to do it yet, but I want to make something like my “Advice” projects.
@echs: To do what?
@jurk: Yes.
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henley wrote:
@ RedRocker227: Once Scratch gets almost boring because of how good you are, and how limited it feels, you’ll want to move on.
@brettman98: I mean the programming language. Do you expect that terrible grammar out of me?
@maxskywalker: Interesting facts! You could use a bunch of “ifs” to make a text based adventure! I’m making one about zombies.
@GameHutSoftware: Texted based programming is what I call “real”. And what do you use to program Flash that’s object oriented, Stencyl? Stencyl gives you too much!
@msdosdude:Code:
print “trolololololololol could not be found.” a = input(“Did you mean ‘I’m a pretty butterfly’?) if a = “yes”: print “That’s kind of weird.” elif a = “no”: print “Good, I was starting to worry about you." else: print “I didn’t understand that”@CheeseMunchy: What do you use it for?
@samtwheels: I don’t know how to do it yet, but I want to make something like my “Advice” projects.
@echs: To do what?
@jurk: Yes.
First of all, you used = instead of == on lines 3 and 5 of your code. Second of all, doesn't it go against the Misc Guidelines to quote someone who didn't say what you say they said?
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