C++ math program

Added another C++ program in projects, this one is just a copy of the adding numbers together program but dumbed down a little bit. But it can create an array of any size.

I thought this would be a better punishment for a child then telling them to go on time out. It keeps track of how many problems the kid got right.. it's actually pretty neat, it only adds numbers though.

I was dating a girl at the time who had a child that needed to go on time out a lot. So i thought this would be useful, it'd help him learn anyway.. But i was dumped shortly after creating it :) So i never got around to subtraction, multiplication or division.. in all reality they'd all be pretty easy to add but i have no motivation to do it now.

Worked ont he website Logo

Well i just spent a few hours trying to come up with a new website logo thingy.. it kind of ended up looking kind of like the icon ed uses on cowboy bebop. It wasn't intentional but it doesn't look to bad, and i think it is kind of proper considering the nature of my website. I plan on doing more by morning but that took long enough that it seemed worth mentioning.
 

Not putting up Assembly, it's hard to run

I've Been Blogging! meh, i looked for the c programs from my latest C class but they sort of up and dissapeared on me i think my best bet for finding them is running through old emails. Although i really rather not. I email a lot but they should still be saved in there.

Nothing really worth putting up besides some old pointer assignment and i wouldn't have put up the code anyway making that kind of pointless.

C has kind of become my default language whenever i write something for some reason or another. Not that any of my programs really get all that complex but it can be useful.

I'm on the fence about whether i'm going to put up any assembly assignments, even if i did they should only work on a single intel processor. It's really more about the learning process so it seems. Although it might be fun to program a single chip like robotics or something i might be a little ways away from that just yet.

Welcome 2009

Meant to update this for awhile, but never really felt up to it. Wasn't sure what to add.

It's 2009 Woot for that! Think i'll throw up the executables of some C programs i did in my class last semester. Then a few visual basic programs i did in an earlier class.

I'm in an assembly class right now so who knows what i'll come up with. I'd like to fix up the website in general make it look "pretty" maybe throw a banner on top?

Finished my C class

I uploaded a C program.. exe only. Last one of the semester for my C class.

I might put some more work in to the website over the break but i gotta go job huntin', Plus I thought i might start up a game project with a friend. If it's anything small enough i might put it up in projects.

I would also like to see if i can get this stupid window to stay in the middle of the screen..

Today i learned the importance of tidy coding

I went back and reformatted an old ASCII program that would display the ASCII character for each number.. it's kind of neat.. But it was done half assed i can only imagine i was coming up to a deadline and didn't finish in time.

Anyway it's here that i learned how horrible my coding practices were, so i went through it and fixed it so people could actually read it.. Which seems much more important now then having compact code, or "clever" code.. being able to read your code and manage it later, or making it easy for other people to read/edit your code is extremely important. It makes everything easier and one of the most important assets you have to take into account while coding, isn't performance but the amount of time you spend implementing something.. Why make it harder for yourself in the future?

Anyway, that's what i learned from this bit..

Spider Killer!

I killed a spider! and i started putting up current projects in C++ just exe's so far there's 1 that i've done from this class. It may look a little unimpressive but some work did go into it. I would love to post the syntax but i'm afraid the teacher might reuse syntax and i wouldn't want to do that to him.

All in all i might make it a little reference page for myself. Somewhere i can run off and grab code so i don't have to start from scratch every time.

I want to start putting projects up in Visual Basic but i haven't quite gotten to it yet.. Those projects are right out of a book that's probably considered out of date by now so i wouldn't have a problem posting them when i do get around to it.

Beyond that.. nothing really planned, i probably won't do much for a couple of weeks.