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#801 2009-12-19 09:38:14

markyparky56
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Re: Emerald

what-the wrote:

theThomasG wrote:

However much RAM you have I don't think you have less than me. I have 512 MB. I also have a 697 MHZ Single Core computer that is running XP. I wonder why I am not complaining?

I have 1024MB of RAM ( + 5GB vitual which makes 6GB in total) and a dual core (2.31Ghz) but the computer is 3 years old.

If you want to sound good when your saying that, just say you have 1gb of ram, because that is what 1gb is,

List:
1 bit
8 bits = 1byte
1024 bytes = 1kb
1024 kb = 1 mb
1024 mb = 1 gb
1024 gb = 1tb
1024 tb = 1nb (1 nano bite)
and thats all i know...

Edit: Bits not bites

Last edited by markyparky56 (2009-12-19 10:13:04)

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#802 2009-12-19 09:39:43

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Re: Emerald

markyparky56 wrote:

what-the wrote:

theThomasG wrote:

However much RAM you have I don't think you have less than me. I have 512 MB. I also have a 697 MHZ Single Core computer that is running XP. I wonder why I am not complaining?

I have 1024MB of RAM ( + 5GB vitual which makes 6GB in total) and a dual core (2.31Ghz) but the computer is 3 years old.

If you want to sound good when your saying that, just say you have 1gb of ram, because that is what 1gb is,

List:
1 bite
8 bites = 1byte
1024 bytes = 1kb
1024 kb = 1 mb
1024 mb = 1 gb
1024 gb = 1tb
1024 tb = 1nb (1 nano bite)
and thats all i know...

Any way you say it it really sounds fine. It is just you would use your list if you wanted to be more in general.

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#803 2009-12-19 12:36:43

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Re: Emerald

it's bit, not bite...

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#804 2009-12-19 12:48:43

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Re: Emerald

filo5 wrote:

it's bit, not bite...

Actually in this case, BYTE

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#805 2009-12-19 12:48:50

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Re: Emerald

filo5 wrote:

it's bit, not bite...

Yup! I searched it up! You are very knowledgeable!  tongue

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#806 2009-12-19 16:15:07

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Re: Emerald

i changed it before you put that up, but yeah, 8 bits = 1 byte

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#807 2009-12-20 14:30:52

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Re: Emerald

1 bit is either one 1 or one 0.

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#808 2009-12-20 15:02:25

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Re: Emerald

yes...
wait, let me do a calculation for how many bits there are in a terrabyte
...

i think it is: 24576, don't think thats right...

ill try again.
...
This is more likely
There are 879609302208 bits in a terrabyte!

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#809 2009-12-20 16:31:58

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Re: Emerald

Enough about math.

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#810 2009-12-20 17:35:34

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Re: Emerald

True dat

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#811 2009-12-21 09:33:17

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Re: Emerald

*double post dance*

I'm learning GTK+ cross platform user interface thingeh.

it's much easier than the windows api.

will convert CPPE to Cross-platform stuff soon.

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#812 2009-12-21 11:14:58

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Re: Emerald

coolio... 4 days till Christmas! I hope iv got at least 1 of the programing book! hopefully the python or J# then i might be able to write a viewer for emerald, after iv learn it of course, iv got the VJ#, but don't know it.

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#813 2009-12-21 21:21:47

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Re: Emerald

J#,

* 4 DAYZE TILL CHRISTMAS

all we need to do is make the Python emerald output the save files in an easy way so that you can interpret it in J#. I don't really know J# though

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#814 2009-12-22 11:27:05

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Re: Emerald

Iv got a J++ book, but i think its kinda outdated.
I'm on my new computer, almsot 3 times as much hard disk space, better proccesor, way better graphics card. And it just looks awesome!

Plus my dads got a spare 200gb hard disk if i need it.

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#815 2009-12-22 12:18:36

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Re: Emerald

J++ is Microsoft's Java, Correct?

J# is a more standard language, ergo, you don't need the MSJVM to run it's stuff

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#816 2009-12-22 13:04:08

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Yes. But there is a Visual J# by microsoft.

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#817 2009-12-22 13:37:48

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I have J#.net, but I stopped trying too learn it about four years ago.

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#818 2009-12-22 15:55:11

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Re: Emerald

why? to hard?

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#819 2009-12-22 17:38:05

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Re: Emerald

four years ago, I could barely do Visual Basic.

Which is why I stuck with Visual basic for a while

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#820 2009-12-22 18:05:40

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Re: Emerald

J++ and J# have been replaced by C++ and C# for the most part. (The .NET versions anyway)

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#821 2009-12-23 03:56:18

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Re: Emerald

gershmer wrote:

J++ and J# have been replaced by C++ and C# for the most part. (The .NET versions anyway)

But J# is the C# of the internet, which i plan to use to make the online viewer, thoug it would help to see if i could get my hands on the code for the Scratch Applet. to see how it works and if it can be replicated to work with the emerlad coding.

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#822 2009-12-23 08:08:11

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Re: Emerald

it shouldn't be that hard, the syntax in java and J# are close, and C++ and java's are even closer.

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#823 2009-12-23 10:51:16

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Re: Emerald

cds56 wrote:

it shouldn't be that hard, the syntax in java and J# are close, and C++ and java's are even closer.

java was meant to be an easier version of C++, that was cross-platform. my dad is a java programmer for a company called lexmark.  big_smile  i know more than the average joe about it.
( i still can't program in it, scriping languages are BETTER!!! )

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#824 2009-12-23 11:52:00

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Re: Emerald

Yes , I know that Java is meant to be an easier version of c++

but also requiring the JVM to develop stuff instead of plain executables is just plain irritatin.

the only redeeming factor is applets.

which can be developed for free(alternative to 500- 700 $ for flash)
but C++ is STILL better

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#825 2009-12-23 13:46:08

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Re: Emerald

We need to make our own Applet for "Meow" ( Marvellous Editor Of Wonder xD ) not use Scratch's. Gershmer, do you have MySql support?

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