variables vs. html

You have got to be kidding me..

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How does that help me? I know I am a beginner but please, I''m not stupid when it comes to this.

This joke has got to have THE worst timing.

Oh... My... God... There is a forum called For Beginners, isn''t there?

LOL.
That''s really good

Go with HTML, it can do better than variables. I made a quake 2 clone in HTML and didn''t need to use a single variable.

No way, variables are the most best things to use man.

Remember, always use the RED Variables, those stupid GREEN ones will cause your programs to crash...

Stop making fun of me

Generally, its a bad idea to act stupid when people can see your profile.

my pr0f1ile is teh l33tx0rZ!

1. If you are joking, this isn''t funny and you''re an ashole.

2. If you aren''t joking, your asking is wrong, you don''t have a clue about what are you talking about.

Go to the beginners section. <---- click here.

If you don''t like to be flamed don''t ask technical questions in the Lounge forum.

If you are a beginner: Good Luck.

If you aren''t: Fu(k you

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Original post by vtwin
You have got to be kidding me..

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LOL!! I was actually going to say the *exact same* thing (first reply too, but I still wasn't sure if I should, I just couldn't tell if this was a joke post or not).

[edited by - MH on December 16, 2002 10:46:21 PM]

If you are not kidding, you''re a fucktard.

And if you are, Fuck you.

(If you check his prof, half his posts are like this :/ )

With HTML you can only make text games. As far as I know, there is no programming language called Variables. What you''re probably looking for is C or C++.

I''d just like to say:


Ben


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Original post by neurokaotix
Stop making fun of me

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Ok, the truth is, if you don't understand what variables are, and don't know programming, you're not even ready to start a game company. Don't get too far ahead of yourself.
Pick a language, pick up some programming books (on Java, C++, whatever), get a good compiler and start learning.
There's tons of good tutorials out there too (try google), or winprog.org, etc.
Start small, and don't try to take in too much at once.
That's all I can suggest.
And good luck.


[edited by - MH on December 16, 2002 10:52:38 PM]

Why are you giving him advice??

Even if he *did* learn C++, can you really conceive him making anything that remotely resembles a game???
















I didn''t think so...

Just trying to steer him in the right direction, that''s all, anything else is up to him.

This thread is the suck. Not to be confused with the thread sucking. That''s different. It is the suck. Big difference.

Oh, and for my own personal preference, I would go with Variables++, though Variables# is looking promising (Please, no debates about the superiority of Variables++ over Variables#, we all know the differences. We can RTFM ourselves)

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Original post by Programmer One
I think he knows how to program, suggesting from the posts he has made in the forums.

He is just being a troll.

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I guess bad attention is better than no attention. *shrug*
*goes back to cave*