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heh well I did ask what he needed to know, he said he knew the basics on loops and commands. Though he requested some progies so he could reverse engineer them.
The stuff I posted, well in my oppinion, is relatively easy. The most difficult thing in it is the array of records. The rest is all a combo of IF, WHILE, FOR, REPEAT, CASE, statements. Got some stuff in there can read/write files. The last one I posted is huge! but well documented. He shouldn't have a problem with it. :whistle:
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01-03-2005, 11:28 PM
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I just glanced through your programs. The comments inside them are informative, but still....
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Hey, I've been recently working on making a Bloodrayne MOD, which includes a lot of messing around with the script files. The game's program language resembles Pascal and C to a degree, and I managed to get the hang of it quickly. So with Pascal all I gotta do is learning the commands.
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02-03-2005, 06:41 PM
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pascal is a cool language. much better than c imho. btw, you might want to check out delphi. it's basically a form of "visual pascal" and it has all kinds of nice features like nice opengl bindings available, just in case you ever wanted to code games or demos.
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if you know any basic languages, pascal is not too far off.
now, I should learn pascal then aswell...
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10-03-2005, 08:55 PM
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I did Pascal and also now do it in school.
But in my opinion C is much better and "faster programs" are compiled vith gcc, and it is a base for learning object programing like c++.
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 C is NOT a base for learning OOP. C is as procedural as it gets. It will teach you squat about OOP. ^It might^ make learning C++ a bit easier, but only because of syntax similarities and because the word 'pointer' doesn't freak you out anymore (it does freak me out though, so give me Java anytime :P ). There are some people who claim you could program quasi-OOP in C if you really wanted... I don't believe them... It's great that you really like C, but it's not really useful to make such a comment in a "I need to learn Pascal"-thread, now is it? |
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Got you. And now back to the pascal.
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