a database? What do you mean?
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A database is a base that stores info on a user.
ie, on a scratch project, a list could be a database: you create a new account with user name fg123. The list adds fg123. If you view this project on another computer, the last item on the list would be fg123.
A website that has a log in/sign up/ also has a database. If the scratch team viewed their user database, it should have every scratch user's: user name, password, birth date, email, gender, country, state/province, city.
Last edited by fg123 (2009-01-11 11:39:06)
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mentiond before. This could make scratch a online playable game, through variables. If a variable/list could be saved on the internet, another computer might be able to view it. Xs Ys, health, levels and costumes could be shared in a rpg for example.
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yambanshee wrote:
mentiond before. This could make scratch a online playable game, through variables. If a variable/list could be saved on the internet, another computer might be able to view it. Xs Ys, health, levels and costumes could be shared in a rpg for example.
are you explaining that to buddy_ca111, or telling me how to do it. If the second option, i don't get it.
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Can Java write to a txt file?
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What I mean is can Java write to a txt file so that if your account has a txt file for the games then it can load it in certain places in the game(i.e. Memory )
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fg123 wrote:
@buddy_ca111-isnt txt a text file?
yes a txt file is a text file
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Buddy_ca111 wrote:
Can Java write to a txt file?
yes but i dont think a java applet can.. D=
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