Name: Anonymous 2012-03-17 3:30
So in this thread we should try to "code", that is make Donald Duck code. I'll now make an explanation of how the system works but before that an announcement NOTE. DD coding can be difficult I recommend it for ages 12 and upward. If you think you can do it, no problem then, though. Just so you know DD coding is my self-invented coding language.
Okay here's the basics and instructions:
1: DD coding can be used for example for making a game, programming a robot or even hacking the computers of the Central Bank of Duckburg. (This is all make-believe this does not actually work for programming.)
2: I'll now give some example codes which contain important lessons about DD coding: Here I make donaldrobot walk in a circle forever and repeat I am Donald endlessly: Init-conn Donaldrobot. Donaldrobot say endlessly: I am Donald. Donaldrobot go circle endless. In this code we learn Init-conn and non-conjugation of words.
Next code: Cr-game. Game name: Donald's great adventure. Stage 1: duckburg. enemies-no size: 999 mega,t End bos-yes. End bos durability: 9. In this code we created a simple game with one stage no enemies but there was an end boss and whose durability was 9. This was to show an example of Cr-game, name game and size "so and so many" mega,t.
Last code: Hcr-Duckburgbank: mainframe. Mn,al: Bank account numbers. Send here. In this code we hacked the mainframe of the Central Bank of Duckburg and took from there everyone's bank account number. It contained examples of Hcr,mn,al and send code stumps.
Example code: Blu-connect. Se,al blu-users. Connect and send: Virus. Virus: Danger level: Max.
ADDENDUM (Example code.) You use this when creating a game: Lvl: Ground: Sand landscape. Air: Covered by sandstorm.
3: In DD coding you do not conjugate words according to the rules of English as can be seen from the example code.
4: Explanations for codes you may need:
Init-conn: Means initiate connection. Init is short for the word "initiate". After this init-conn code you tell what to connect eg: Init-conn Donaldrobot. In DD coding the coding is incorrect if you write: Initiate connection to Donald robot. Remember also the line between the words init and conn. This always comes first in a code and this can't be used in a game made with DD code. This is only put at the start of a code when you want to connect to a device.
Cr-game. Meaning Create game. This code block you put in front of the code when you wanna create a game.
Game name: You put this after Cr-game to mark the name of the game. Here's an example of the game: Cr-game game name: Donald's great misadventure.
Size "so and so many" mega,t. Means how big a stage is. One mega,t corresponds to 50 meters in the real world. an example code of this: Size 423mega,t. This code made stage length 21150 meters. (I may have gone a bit overboard with the length.)
Hcr: Means hacking. That is invading another person's computer. In code you put Hcr-"place you want to invade"
Mn: Means mine. Mn goes after hcr-"place you want to invade". If you want to mine for something make a code similar to this: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn: "that which you want mined from the computer". If you want everything mined from the computer write: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn,al: "That which you want mined from the computer". See what "al" means it's found under this explanation. If you want them sent to you after that write approximately this: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn,al: "that which you want mined from the computer". Send-her. See what "Send" means after the next explanation.
Al: Al means "all". This is used in hacking codes when you want to mine all the information you want.
Send: Meaning "send". Here's an example: Send-here. This sends the information you've mined to you.
Blu-connect: Means bluetooth connection. I bet many here know what bluetooth connection is. It's found in new and some years older cell phones. This is like Init-conn but this searches for computers nearby and gives a larger opportunity to hack them. This blu-connect is better also because it "rakes in" all computers from several kilometers.
Blu-users: Meaning bluetooth users. You use this after you've used a Blu-connect and want to select some/all bluetooth users.
Lvl: Short for "level". So you use this when you're creating a game and want a particular kind of landscape and sky. Example: Lvl: Ground: Lunar surface. Air: Stars.
Connect: Means connection. That is, initiates connection. This is used with blu-connect after selecting users.
Danger level: Means how dangerous a virus is. When you've sent a virus to another computer by blu-connect. Danger level can be eg: 9 or if you want the highest level of danger for your virus use the word: Max. That is, maximum.
Those were the basics. This DD code can't program everything but this should get you started. When I have time I'll come up with more codes and meanings for them. If someone didn't understand they should read,think about it and practice. this is a little confusing but codes always are a bit. I'll make a game now: Cr-game. Game name: Donald's great adventure. Stage 1: Goosetown. enemies-yes Number: 23 size: 95 mega,t End bos-yes. End bos durability: 99. The previous user can check if the previous user code is right. PS: no spam. Thanks!
Okay here's the basics and instructions:
1: DD coding can be used for example for making a game, programming a robot or even hacking the computers of the Central Bank of Duckburg. (This is all make-believe this does not actually work for programming.)
2: I'll now give some example codes which contain important lessons about DD coding: Here I make donaldrobot walk in a circle forever and repeat I am Donald endlessly: Init-conn Donaldrobot. Donaldrobot say endlessly: I am Donald. Donaldrobot go circle endless. In this code we learn Init-conn and non-conjugation of words.
Next code: Cr-game. Game name: Donald's great adventure. Stage 1: duckburg. enemies-no size: 999 mega,t End bos-yes. End bos durability: 9. In this code we created a simple game with one stage no enemies but there was an end boss and whose durability was 9. This was to show an example of Cr-game, name game and size "so and so many" mega,t.
Last code: Hcr-Duckburgbank: mainframe. Mn,al: Bank account numbers. Send here. In this code we hacked the mainframe of the Central Bank of Duckburg and took from there everyone's bank account number. It contained examples of Hcr,mn,al and send code stumps.
Example code: Blu-connect. Se,al blu-users. Connect and send: Virus. Virus: Danger level: Max.
ADDENDUM (Example code.) You use this when creating a game: Lvl: Ground: Sand landscape. Air: Covered by sandstorm.
3: In DD coding you do not conjugate words according to the rules of English as can be seen from the example code.
4: Explanations for codes you may need:
Init-conn: Means initiate connection. Init is short for the word "initiate". After this init-conn code you tell what to connect eg: Init-conn Donaldrobot. In DD coding the coding is incorrect if you write: Initiate connection to Donald robot. Remember also the line between the words init and conn. This always comes first in a code and this can't be used in a game made with DD code. This is only put at the start of a code when you want to connect to a device.
Cr-game. Meaning Create game. This code block you put in front of the code when you wanna create a game.
Game name: You put this after Cr-game to mark the name of the game. Here's an example of the game: Cr-game game name: Donald's great misadventure.
Size "so and so many" mega,t. Means how big a stage is. One mega,t corresponds to 50 meters in the real world. an example code of this: Size 423mega,t. This code made stage length 21150 meters. (I may have gone a bit overboard with the length.)
Hcr: Means hacking. That is invading another person's computer. In code you put Hcr-"place you want to invade"
Mn: Means mine. Mn goes after hcr-"place you want to invade". If you want to mine for something make a code similar to this: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn: "that which you want mined from the computer". If you want everything mined from the computer write: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn,al: "That which you want mined from the computer". See what "al" means it's found under this explanation. If you want them sent to you after that write approximately this: Hcr-Duckburgbank. Mn,al: "that which you want mined from the computer". Send-her. See what "Send" means after the next explanation.
Al: Al means "all". This is used in hacking codes when you want to mine all the information you want.
Send: Meaning "send". Here's an example: Send-here. This sends the information you've mined to you.
Blu-connect: Means bluetooth connection. I bet many here know what bluetooth connection is. It's found in new and some years older cell phones. This is like Init-conn but this searches for computers nearby and gives a larger opportunity to hack them. This blu-connect is better also because it "rakes in" all computers from several kilometers.
Blu-users: Meaning bluetooth users. You use this after you've used a Blu-connect and want to select some/all bluetooth users.
Lvl: Short for "level". So you use this when you're creating a game and want a particular kind of landscape and sky. Example: Lvl: Ground: Lunar surface. Air: Stars.
Connect: Means connection. That is, initiates connection. This is used with blu-connect after selecting users.
Danger level: Means how dangerous a virus is. When you've sent a virus to another computer by blu-connect. Danger level can be eg: 9 or if you want the highest level of danger for your virus use the word: Max. That is, maximum.
Those were the basics. This DD code can't program everything but this should get you started. When I have time I'll come up with more codes and meanings for them. If someone didn't understand they should read,think about it and practice. this is a little confusing but codes always are a bit. I'll make a game now: Cr-game. Game name: Donald's great adventure. Stage 1: Goosetown. enemies-yes Number: 23 size: 95 mega,t End bos-yes. End bos durability: 99. The previous user can check if the previous user code is right. PS: no spam. Thanks!