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Reversing Numbers | An Evolving Ape
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Thanks for dropping by An Evolving Ape! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Mdash; 6 Comments. March 15, 2011. This morning, about 40 minutes after I woke up, I was asked to write a method that prints the digits of a number one by one from right to left. So that if you input 1234, the output will be:. Now that’s easy. All you have to do is divide the number by 10 four times printing the remainder each time. Your code should look something like this:. There you have ...
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Source Code: Block Breaker | An Evolving Ape
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Thanks for dropping by An Evolving Ape! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Source Code: Block Breaker. Mdash; 1 Comment. March 16, 2011. Do you have some awesome ideas you want to see in a block breaker game? Are you a graphics designer wanting to turn a game with crappy graphics into a masterpiece? Don’t have time to start from scratch? Few months ago, I teamed up with a friend, Paul Harvey, to make a block breaker game in C# using the Microsoft XNA environment.
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Funky Python – code snippets | Vlad Ioan Topan
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Funky Python – code snippets. Is a great programming language for a number of reasons, but one of it’s best features is the fact that, as per Python Zen. Item #13, “There should be one– and preferably only one –obvious way to do it.” Working with the beast for a number of years, however, does expose one to some less pythonic and somewhat quirky design points (maybe even a few gotchas); here are some of them. Python quirks and gotchas. 1 Boolean values in numeric contexts evaluate to 0/1. Is an object....
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Pointless Programming: Scheme
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. This page links to Scheme related posts on this blog. Chicken Scheme Documentation, Reference and Resources. The title says it all. The Chicken Wiki provides excellent documentation for Chicken Scheme, however sometimes you need a little more. This post should help you find what you're looking for.
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Pointless Programming: What In The Hell Are Functions
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. What In The Hell Are Functions. The simplest way to explain this concept is with an example. Suppose you wanted a program that displays the procedure for getting the area of a circle. First let’s explore the most straightforward way to achieve this. When you run this program it will output:. Three circles you say?
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Links | The Ubuntu Incident
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Pointless Programming: My Code
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. This page is for my projects both in-progress and completed. The Pointless Programming Reference is a programming language reference document that expresses programming concepts and their implementation in a number of languages. And check it out! Lispy is not RnRS compatible and it never will be. Though it ta...
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Pointless Programming: Pointless Programming Reference
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. The Pointless Programming Reference. Is a programming language reference document that expresses programming concepts and their implementation in a number of languages. It currently hosts 4 languages (Python, Chicken Scheme, Javascript and C) and features over 1,100 solutions to 400 common tasks in those languages.
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Pointless Programming: Misc
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. Posts that just don't fit into other categories. MIT 6001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Lectures. SICP is one of the greatest computer science books ever written. This is the MIT course taught by authors of SICP. Julia Ecklar - The Eternal Flame. Yes God wrote in Lisp code.
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Pointless Programming: Moving to Wordpress!
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A blog about high-level languages. What In The Hell Series. This blog has moved to Wordpress. GOTO the new blog now. There will be no new updates here. Most of the posts have also been expanded. I've been migrating my content over to a Wordpress blog. Over the last few weeks. I could have automated the task but I wanted to make sure that switching was a good option, so I did it all by hand. Go to the new blog. Posted by Jack Trades. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What In The Hell Series.