Quote from: natedawg120That ones not there, i made it to cover my @$$  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Once again with the reading...today is not such a good day...everyone say hi to my whole computer class since I just realized that im typing on the projector!

system.out.print("Hi computer class"); :lol:  :lol:

Uh...

void main(){
    printf("Yo suckas");
}

Quote from: RVertigoUh...

void main(){
    printf("Yo suckas");
}

This is a good example of correct code.  I am just lazy :lol:  :lol:

Sorta...  You shouldn't void main...   :dunno: I'm just lazy.

Plus...  I couldn't remember:

int main (arv v[], arg c)

Is that right?  :lol:  

Stupid C...   :lol:

nah you normally void main unless you are returning something.  Like what you wrote you are returning an int to whatever calls main.  Simple stuff main is normally void and helper functions return things.  </geek>

edit : <---CS major, just realized i can never </geek> damnit

Edit again : but yes, programs that call other programs have mains like what you wrote, and C is stupid  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Well, it's like all the other BS stuff in programing...  You shouldn't GOTO...  You shouldn't exit mid-function...  You should always return a value...

Blah Blah...

I use void all the damn time...  But, I always catch flack from someone about it.    Code nazis.

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Yeah.  In mult program assignments we would catch flack.  But what our profs did all the freaking time is deduct way to many points for not comenting good enough, as in what alsmost every loop or return or line does if it could be confusing....... :x.   Only had one prof that if your program did as it was supposed to he wouldn't even look at the code. </continued threadjack>

I comment the crap out of everything...  But, I'm kinda forgetful.  
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i feel you pain :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:, there was this one time a buddy of mine had a bug and he put in his code a bunch of prints and they printed the "profs name" / "is" / "an" / "ass" / "hole" / "!!!!" at diff times to debug.  If it all came out it was fixed.  Well he forgot to take it out before he submitted the program.  The prof didn't like that, but i laughed my butt off cause he ran that program for the class and had the guy explain. :lol:  :lol:  :lol:    :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol: </returning power back to child abuse>

I could keep takin them out until I was completely exhausted. I'd say at least 40 or 50. But on the other hand, 5 minutes ago, if you had told me that right now I'd be trying to guestimate how many preschoolers I could destroy before they got me, I woulda said "That's AWESOME."

One at a time i could see taking out 40 or 50, but the rule is, its all at once. I got 100 bucks that says 50 of them could take you.

well, I'm assuming that they're not bloodthirsty zombies that will be biting chunks out of my flesh as fast as they can.
















Or maybe I'm just tryin to sound like a badass by pwning preschoolers.

Quote from: RVertigoint main (arv v[], arg c)

Is that right?  :lol:  

No.

int main(int argc, char* argv[], char* envp[]) {}

char* envp[]

I dont think Ive ever seen that before. Whats it for?

It's ANSI C (they removed it from the C++ spec), but it's still a common UNIX extension and is supported in the MS compiler.

It passes in the environment variables.

That commuter shaZam! might as well be f%$king Clingon speak!  I don't know how you guys do it!  

Do you speak Drack, too Ramees?

Quote from: Jake DThat commuter shaZam! might as well be f%$king Clingon speak!  I don't know how you guys do it!  

Nuq daq yuch Da'pol? (Klingon for: Where you you keep your chocolate?)

Quote from: Badgerint main(int argc, char* argv[]) {}

Oh yeah...  THat's why I didn't put it up at first...  I couldn't remember it...  I've been using TestML for too long.  It's based on C, but it's totally untyped and sloppy as hell.   :dunno:
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