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« on: July 25, 2013, 08:35:01 am »
um, why is there a DelVar C, you don't need that.
But that requires a DelVar of C in case C somehow had a value of 26 or 34... 
If C=26 or C=34 before launching the program, then it'll start off in the wrong place, having already moved. lol, doesn't really matter, but just in case.
But in TI-Basic a loop is alwys entered at least once (I thought), so even if C is 45 in the beginning it'll enter the loop and'll be overwritten by getKey->C
Also, just tested it and i'm right, it enteres the repeat loop once in the beginning
No, I didn't mean that it will quit early if C=45. I meant C=26 or C=34. Do 26->C or 34->C before executing my code (without the DelVar). I'm almost positive that the * will NOT be in the upper left corner, it will be shifted right or down. ...and after testing, 26->C doesn't do this, as my code changes A with Ans, which is initialized as 1. But do a 34->C before executing my code. The * will start out at 2,1 rather than 1,1. That's what I was saying, not that it would quit.
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« on: July 24, 2013, 05:50:10 pm »
um, why is there a DelVar C, you don't need that.
But that requires a DelVar of C in case C somehow had a value of 26 or 34...
If C=26 or C=34 before launching the program, then it'll start off in the wrong place, having already moved. lol, doesn't really matter, but just in case.
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« on: July 24, 2013, 05:25:30 pm »
Oh, and you can also reorganize it so that the getkey loop is last. That way, you can replace the Repeat C=45 with Repeat Ans=45. ClrHome
DelVarC1→A
Ans→B
Repeat Ans=45
Output(B,A,"
max(1,min(16,A-(Ans=24)+(Ans=26→A
max(1,min(8,B-(C=25)+(C=34→B
Output(B,A,"*
Repeat Ans
getKey→C
End
End
But that requires a DelVar of C in case C somehow had a value of 26 or 34... EDIT: And let's not forget the ultimate tool for the guy who desperately wants to use Ans, and Ans only... LISTS! I'm not sure if a list in Ans is faster than variables accessed normally... Probably the list is slower... anyone want to test this code? My calc is bricked... ClrHome
{1,1,0
Repeat 45=Ans(3
Output(Ans(1),Ans(2),"*
Repeat Ans(3
{Ans(1),Ans(2),getKey
End
Output(Ans(1),Ans(2),"
{max(1,min(16,Ans(1)-(Ans(3)=24)+(Ans(3)=26))),max(1,min(8,Ans(2)-(Ans(3)=25)+(Ans(3)=34))),Ans(3
End
Oh gahwd, this is messy. It's definitely not faster lol.
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« on: July 24, 2013, 12:17:51 pm »
You can replace variables with Ans in a few places.
ClrHome
1→A
Ans→B
Repeat C=45
Output(B,A,"*")
Repeat Ans
getKey→C
End
Output(B,A," ")
max(min(A-(Ans=24)+(Ans=26),16),1)→A
max(min(B-(C=25)+(C=34),8),1)→B
End
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« on: July 24, 2013, 12:22:16 am »
What's the difference between gedit and pluma? From what I've seen, it's just a renaming.
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« on: July 11, 2013, 07:45:15 pm »
I used to have my minecraft.jar on my Desktop... Then I decided I wanted an icon, so I put it back in Downloads and made a custom launcher with "java -jar '/home/steven/Downloads/minecraft.jar' " as the command. Also, Unity sucks. 
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« on: July 09, 2013, 04:47:33 pm »
Where do you wanna go? I know that the big schools won't take AP credits, but having 5s on your application will certainly help you get in, right? As for my own scores:
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« on: May 07, 2013, 02:23:03 pm »
What? 60-80 out of 100? 
It's raw score. The score is calculated like round(A+1.11(B+C+D+E),0) Where A is the number of questions right out of 40, B,C,D,and E are the Free Response scores out of 9 each. So the highest possible score would be round(40+39.96,0) or 80 points.
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« on: May 06, 2013, 10:29:35 pm »
Okay... I think I get it. I also have some more questions (our teacher went over topics and we all pretended we knew everything to avoid embarrassment ). What's a javadoc and everything to do with it? What's Autoboxing (and will it be on the AP test)? I took a practice and got 69.3 - a 5 is 60-80. Do you think I'm safe from getting a 4 if I make dumb mistakes?
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« on: May 05, 2013, 11:48:56 pm »
I've got a Java question too, but was too lazy to make a new topic. What's the deal with Strings? Are they Objects or are they primitive data structures? I was under the impression that they were Objects, but you can do some stuff with them that you never could with any other objects.
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« on: May 05, 2013, 09:17:04 am »
What's funny about codebender's code is that "I WOULD SAY YES, BUT I DONT LIKE YOU" would get a "YAY!  " in response. As an optimization, and though it wouldn't work in the same way or catch a "YES" inside a larger string: :ClrHome
:Asm(prgmALPHA
:Input "PROM?",Str1
:not(inString("YESUREYALRIGHTOK",Str1
:Pause sub("YAY! :D:",6Ans+1,7-5Ans
But prom was yesterday, so I'm too late anyways.
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« on: April 30, 2013, 11:02:23 pm »
Only taking Computer Science, as a Freshman. Not prepared at all. (I think it's on Tuesday for us.) Next year, I'm taking Stat and Calculus BC and Chemistry and Human Geography. Seems a lot of us here are Freshmen...
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« on: April 27, 2013, 04:35:01 pm »
Well, you could compile a program in Axe for NoShell: :.KEY
:Repeat getKey //only use this if you want it to loop
:End
:getKey->Ans
And it will give you getKey codes in Ans, [ON] having a code of its own. (Ans is the only variable I know how to access with Axe.) Keycodes will be different from those in BASIC; look at http://axe.eeems.ca/keycodes.pngHope that works.
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« on: April 24, 2013, 10:24:44 am »
Okay, thanks.
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« on: April 24, 2013, 08:08:07 am »
I have a question: What program do we submit if we're doing Axe? The compiled executable, or the source?
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