Can you make it so..
A) program will always be backed up, regardless if they are archived or not, and
B) that all subprograms used by main program will also be backed up.
 Several times already I had my files deleated or lost for some reason or another,(in archive too) and axe backup is sorta shaky to compleatly rely on.
Thanks,

Why do you want to back up an archived program? It sounds like you have another issue if the one in the archive is being deleted.

Looks like cloudflare decided to check to make sure you are a human. This shouldn't happen again at your current IP address. If it keeps on happening let me know and I can follow up with them about it.

I fail to see how the the subject of this topic applies to the actual content of this topic.

@Sorunome I like it!

This is quite useful actually, may I suggest allowing the user to choose what host to ping?

Just like every programming language is compiled to Machine code, what is Web programming compiled down to?

Not every programming language is compiled to machine code. Most popular programming languages are interpreted.

Kind of same for Javascript, but that's indeed a programming language. The Javascript engine shipped with your browser would interpret and execute each line, line by line, or something like that.

Most JavaScript engines make use of bytecode to increase speed. Bytecode is almost like machine code, but it is still not run directly by the computer, instead it's more of just short-hand for interpreted code.


Aside from all that, the three languages (Programming, Markup, etc) you will want to familiarize yourself with are JavaScript, HTML and CSS. This is only for the in browser stuff. If you want to start looking into programming server side stuff (database etc) then there are a number of options. Most people start with php+mysql. I myself would recommend looking at node.js though.

A great resource for learning web programming is w3schools as Sorunome mentioned. If you want to look more in depth at HTML+CSS+JavaScript though, I'd recommend Mozilla's Developer Network.

Hi and welcome to Omnimaga!

I was taking a peek at the benchmarking test you wrote. I wrote something a little more optimized (size and speed) for the 84+ benchmark.
:1
:For(A,1,2499
:tan(tan-1(e^(ln(√(Ans*Ans
:Ans+1
:End
It ran in ~2:22.47 and resulted in 2.499.999992
I took another look and realized I could improve it a bit by merging two lines into this:
:1
:For(A,1,2499
:1+tan(tan-1(e^(ln(√(Ans*Ans
:End
This completed in 2:18.36 and returned the exact same result. I'm not sure if there is any way to optimize it more since I don't play around with BASIC much anymore.

Here's the one I use, with a few scripts I wrote. It's in Javascript (with Node.js), if you read the API it shouldn't be really complicated.

https://github.com/Eeems/EeeZorBot/tree/re-org
https://github.com/juju2143/EeeZorBot-scripts

Not to mention that version isn't fully released yet

I want to program my IRC Bot in C

You might want to lead off with what language you want to work with at the start of the topic next time.