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[syleox]

its created when you use the line of code but its basically an automatic counter in that case between the two range of numbers.

its like doing this...

int i = 0;
int min = 2;
int max = 4;

i = min;

do {
    // this code runs
    i = i + 1;
while (i < max);

basically the code is called one time for each number between a range of numbers...the "i" keeps count of the current number in the loop.

some time ago i learned some c++ from an android app
one of the lessons was like :
int x = 0
int x = 4
int y = 1

function x + y
return

what is the value given by return ?


was trouble during 10 days about this, then i realised that I have to admit that the int has change value for no reason

 

[ElLoco]

 

[WhatNitrous]

some time ago i learned some c++ from an android app
one of the lessons was like :
int x = 0
int x = 4
int y = 1

function x + y
return

what is the value given by return ?


was trouble during 10 days about this, then i realised that I have to admit that the int has change value for no reason

That codes invalid from the start unless you made a typo.

two

int x = #

would crash...cant have two lf the same variable names.

naybe

long sum() {
    int x = 0;
    int y = 4;
    x = 4;
    y = 1;

    return x + y;
};

which would be 5

 

[WhatNitrous]

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[syleox]

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[WhatNitrous]

That codes invalid from the start unless you made a typo.

two

int x = #

would crash...cant have two lf the same variable names.

naybe

long sum() {
    int x = 0;
    int y = 4;
    x = 4;
    y = 1;

    return x + y;
};

which would be 5

See, "int" is the TYPE of data (integer or short number), the data is actually x and y.

My mouse that used unsigned...it stands for unsigned integer. which means it can have a negative or positive value (half of the value of a signed integer) which goes from 0 to 32,767 basically 16 KiB in either positive or reverse.

Sorry got mixed up, 32 KiB in either direction, max integer is 65, 535 (0xFFFF)

 

[syleox]

That codes invalid from the start unless you made a typo.

two

int x = #

would crash...cant have two lf the same variable names.

naybe

long sum() {
    int x = 0;
    int y = 4;
    x = 4;
    y = 1;

    return x + y;
};

which would be 5

i'm sure they made it like this
int x = 1
int x = 2

??

 

[WhatNitrous]

i'm sure they made it like this
int x = 1
int x = 2

??

beats me dude...never seen that work..and c++ requires a semicolon at the end of each line so idfk whats going on there

If it was one capital X and one lowercase x that would have worked.

C/C++ are case sensitive.

Find a new app?

 

[WhatNitrous]

One alternative, but you never really see it used in practice...



I mean why use a nested scope when you could just define an inline function or another function entirely rather than be all confused

 

[WhatNitrous]

Thats actually my biggest peeve about script coders...they don't think about the fact they may need to read their own script 5 years down the road and modify it...so they make everything one giant statement on one single line with no spaces because the code doesn't prevent it.

You can't do that in C and for good damn reason, it was complicated enough without Ieeto stupidity

And in C the bitwise operators have literally like 9 different functionalities depending how their used. & |

 

[syleox]

beats me dude...never seen that work..and c++ requires a semicolon at the end of each line so idfk whats going on there

If it was one capital X and one lowercase x that would have worked.

C/C++ are case sensitive.

Find a new app?

yes i omited the semi colon for rapidity

maybe my example was nested, no sure : it was long time ago
i still have the app, lol they even gave me a certificate for finishing the course

 

[WhatNitrous]

class NotJava {
    public:
        NotJava(const NotJava &Copy);
};

I prefer my address variables next to the name not the type

 

[syleox]

class NotJava {
    public:
        NotJava(const NotJava& Copy);
};

cout = : )

 

[WhatNitrous]

cout = : )

That...may actually not crash amazingly idk the smile is iffy, pretty sure the colon would fly though. c out is weird.

Funny how nobody every mentions cin

 

[syleox]

That...may actually not crash amazingly idk the smile is iffy, pretty sure the colon would fly though. c out is weird.

random question i was thinking today, what graphic framework renppy does support ?

 

[syleox]

That...may actually not crash amazingly idk the smile is iffy, pretty sure the colon would fly though. c out is weird.

Funny how nobody every mentions cin

i think semi colon is outdated, old manner

 

[WhatNitrous]

random question i was thinking today, what graphic framework renppy does support ?

What do you mean exactly by engine?

It can't use DLSS, found that out the hard way

 

[WhatNitrous]

I honestly might not have the answer for you anyways, never really cared and ren'py changes so often its almost impossible to keep up...especially since 5 other things changing force it to change on top.

Its made in python and uses pygame so both of their changes affect it...then it has its own issues and identity crises about which to use or which it does. At first one wasnt supported then it was the only one

OpenGL is the main bases, other than that i dont know offhand.

 

[syleox]

What do you mean exactly by engine?

opengl, vulkan, dx12 ?

 

[WhatNitrous]

opengl, vulkan, dx12 ?

OpenGL mainly, but it may have just changed to use some of both of the other two IIRC. I know it has some directx support, not sure exactly which.

Vulkan, frankly no clue.