I like the cotton candy idea best.

 

:laugh3:

cotton candy is delicious, i had some the other day

No. let's talk about me and my awesomeness and my love for cotton candy.

Okay. Ivet is awesome and loves cotton candy.

 

I'm thinking of convertiong to The Faith of the Invisibe Pink Unicorn.

You edited the title and the first post. Good! :D

You edited the title and the first post. Good! :D

 

It IS good.

 

So, got any interesting smart stuff to talk about?

Ummm... go ahead, pick.

 

Programming. I can learn you Pascal, if you want.

Math. About those problems I gave you.

Radiohead.

CERN.

Do a small experiment.

Actually, the programming option sounds like a lot of funn... :dance:

 

And what small experiment did you mean?

I don't know about the experiment. Maybe we could make the experiment a week event or something like that. We still need to work on ideas, you know. :thinking:

 

Okay... are you able do download Free Pascal? Or Turbo Pascal?

Probably either. I just googled "pascal" and Free Pascal was the first hit. So prob that one.

Okay, tell me when you download it. :D

Got it! :D

Now... you can find an online tutorial.

But it's way better to ask me. :P

 

'Kay.

 

You begin every program with this:

 

program pr1;

 

but you don't have to type pr1, just type whatever you want (but I think it must start with a letter, I'm not sure). For example, you can start by

 

program first;

 

Okay, then you have to declare variables. They can be: integer, longint, real, string, char, array. (Maybe something else also, I can't remember now.) Integer is for whole numbers in the range between -32000 and 32000 or something like that. Longint is for a wider rage, real is for real numbers, etc. I'll tell you more about this later.

Here's an example:

 

var a:integer;

 

Then, you type begin. Then you type the program. If you want the program to write something, you use write or writeln. (I'm letting you to find out the difference yourself. :P) If the program needs to read something, you use read or readln.

At the end, you type end. Also, it's useful to type another readln before end, because if you don't, you won't be able to see what the program did (the black window where the program was working will close.)

 

OK, here's a very simple one.

 

program p1;

var a:integer;

begin

readln(a);

writeln('The number that you wrote is ',a);

readln;

end.

 

 

A lot more to come, don't worry. This is just the beginning. :D

I forgot something. XD.

You need to save the program. Then, click Compile, and if it's successful, click Run. (In the case of the above program, after clicking Run, when the program starts, you need to write a number. When the program writes what it needs to write, just hit Enter to exit.)

edit:nevermind you just explained it XD

Ruby was WAY simpler :P

 

Like, as I remember, you'd write something like "ifwritten x, puts 'The number you just wrote was ' x" or something. It was very simple. Actually, it was almost OBSCENELY simple for a programming language. It's why I picked it, as I've mentioned :P

So, does it work?

 

Also, please go see my last post in the COUNT TO 3! thread. It's smart.

yeah it worked :D Except the first time I forgot to put a period after 'end' so I failed.

 

edit: Yeah, I saw that. I don't know why you did it. :huh:

Good! :D

 

Here's another one:

 

program p2;

var a,b,c:integer;

begin

readln(a);

readln(b);

c:=a+b;

writeln©;

readln;

end.

I get it :D

 

I feel mildly smart now. :D

 

wait....... ummm, okay I just made like five different multiplication/addition ones XD With you so far.

You made what? :thinking:

Like, they multiply stuff and then they add stuff. They're basically the same as the one you just posted except they have extra lines doing the same things that the one you posted did. :P

 

okay here's one of them

 

program pr3;

var a,b,c,d,e:integer;

begin

readln(a);

readln(b);

c:=a*b;

readln(d);

e:=c+d;

writeln(e)

readln;

end.

 

Et cetera. Like I said, it's basically the same as yours :P Or at least, it uses exactly the same lines and stuff.

 

Also, when I said "like five" I meant two. I exaggerate a lot. :P

HAI GUIZE. :D

 

Oh, and Sara, I like the sig TONZ. :)

Thanks. Hi!!