any tips?
1. Learn to program.
2. Pick a real language.
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Anonymous2012-10-12 19:44
try using variables
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Anonymous2012-10-12 19:52
I found functions work pretty well to organising the various tasks (or ``execution'') that your programme will operate.
Also, data structures can make data be structured in a way that you can use them. Arrays, for instance, are pointers to contagious slices of random-access memory (or ``memory'') that can be manipulated with various short-circuit boolean methodologies like XOR and XAND.
Continuations as well are useful as I have found that sometimes I would like my program to continue what it is doing.
>>14 Arrays, for instance, are pointers to contagious slices
Another ``all the world's a sepples'' mental midget. [-100:400,10:6000]int a;
[,]int b = a[-6:50,100:1000]
This is an array. Not a pointer. Not ``contagious'' or contiguous. Continuations... IHBT
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There are glitches still.
I am not sure how to replicate, but if you press and hold Space, move down, and let go, then press and hold space. You get INFINI-BEAM. Or many blocks as fast as it can make.