Should I get Gold AWM?
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Kawaii_Nek0 wrote: »So should I get the gold awm?
I have all the other awm, although I don't even use them since I prefer the dsr-1
or should I get 90 day supply of armor/helmet :rolleyes:
private void Getting_AWM ()
If (you_are_gun_collector == 0)
exchange_coupon == 0 && MsgBox ("Don't want AWM");
else
exchange coupon == 1 && MsgBox ("AWM Gold Purchased:P"); -
private void Getting_AWM ()
If (you_are_gun_collector == 0)
exchange_coupon == 0 && MsgBox ("Don't want AWM");
else
exchange coupon == 1 && MsgBox ("AWM Gold Purchased:P");
How a true java coder would code this:
public boolean getAWM(boolean gunCollector, boolean exchangeCoupon)
{
if(!gunCollector)
{
exchangeCoupon==false;
System.out.println("Don't want AWM");
}
else
{
exchangeCoupon==true;
System.out.println("AWM Gold Purchased:P");
}
return(exchangeCoupon);
}
edit* awh, it removed my indents
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GodsGunman wrote: »How a true java coder would code this:
public boolean getAWM(boolean gunCollector, boolean exchangeCoupon)
{
if(!gunCollector)
{
exchangeCoupon==false;
System.out.println("Don't want AWM");
}
else
{
exchangeCoupon==true;
System.out.println("AWM Gold Purchased:P");
}
return(exchangeCoupon);
}
edit* awh, it removed my indents
Heheh GJ, but I preffered C#
Don't know why but I don't like java (maybe for name - really dont know :P) -
private void Getting_AWM ()
If (you_are_gun_collector == 0)
exchange_coupon == 0 && MsgBox ("Don't want AWM");
else
exchange coupon == 1 && MsgBox ("AWM Gold Purchased:P");
looks so messy too
void GettingAWM()
{
if(gun_collector)
{
exchange coupon == 1;
cout << "AWM Gold Purchased =p\n"<< endl;
return;
}
exchange_coupon == 0;
cout << "Don't want AWM\n" << endl;
}
I guess this isn't much better looking haha -
Heheh GJ, but I preffered C#
Don't know why but I don't like java (maybe for name - really dont know :P)
I've never tried C# but I've been told C# and java are pretty much the same thing.
I've also been told that C++ sucks compared to java (even though you can do more things with C++), and java is considered C+++ -
Kawaii_Nek0 wrote: »looks so messy too
void GettingAWM()
{
if(gun_collector)
{
exchange coupon == 1;
cout << "AWM Gold Purchased =p\n"<< endl;
return;
}
exchange_coupon == 0;
cout << "Don't want AWM\n" << endl;
}
I guess this isn't much better looking haha
Is this C++ ? -
i stalked your account. you do not have other awms. wrong account maybe?
i am going to get it. i am then just missing the red dragon, not really missing it because i think its ugly
check yourself:
http://clan.z8games.com/charstat_cf.aspx?usn=5866359 -
Kawaii_Nek0 wrote: »So should I get the gold awm?
I have all the other awm, although I don't even use them since I prefer the dsr-1
or should I get 90 day supply of armor/helmet :rolleyes:
What is it really?
AWM-Camo with some sort of wannabe gold plate,
it's a waste of coupons, what is wrong with regular AWM? -
GodsGunman wrote: »How a true java coder would code this:
public boolean getAWM(boolean gunCollector, boolean exchangeCoupon)
{
if(!gunCollector)
{
exchangeCoupon==false;
System.out.println("Don't want AWM");
}
else
{
exchangeCoupon==true;
System.out.println("AWM Gold Purchased:P");
}
return(exchangeCoupon);
}
edit* awh, it removed my indents
That isn't JavaScript, it if was JavaScript it would have "var(s)" example:<script type="text/javascript"> var content_num = 3242; var s = '' + content_num; if (s == '') { s = '1'; } var pathnr = '' + Math.floor(parseFloat(s) / 1000); var l = s.length; var i = 1; while (i <= 7 - l) { s = '0' + s; ++i; } </script>
Kthanx -
tempzzzzaay wrote: »That isn't JavaScript, it if was JavaScript it would have "var(s)" example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var content_num = 3242; var s = '' + content_num; if (s == '') { s = '1'; } var pathnr = '' + Math.floor(parseFloat(s) / 1000); var l = s.length; var i = 1; while (i <= 7 - l) { s = '0' + s; ++i; } </script>Kthanx
I don't think he said it's java script
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tempzzzzaay wrote: »Sire, yet another mistake.
His words not mine!
Java vs. Java Script
Java and Java Script share two very similar names, but they are completely
different languages that possess few commonalties. They differ both in their purpose and
the applications they can run. Java Script does not permit programmers to create stand
alone applications, or applications that can run by themselves that are not imbedded in
another language, while Java is a complex language that allows programmers to create
entire stand alone applications, or applications that run all buy themselves. Java Script is
a much simpler language, similar in structure to HTML, and thus, Java Script is much
easier to learn, but it must always be imbedded in another text, usually HTML.
One similarity of the two languages is that they are both object -oriented
languages. Object oriented languages allow programmers to change properties of objects.
Thus, the actions you can take depend on the type of object you are manipulating. For
example, if you are working with shapes like squares and circles, and the action you wish
to take is to make the objects 3D, the squares will become cubes while circles spheres.
Info from:
http://www.edb.utexas.edu/minliu/multimedia/Java%20vs%20Javascript.pdf -
tempzzzzaay wrote: »Sire, yet another mistake.
His words not mine!
...Java vs. Java Script
Java and Java Script share two very similar names, but they are completely
different languages that possess few commonalties. They differ both in their purpose and
the applications they can run. Java Script does not permit programmers to create stand
alone applications, or applications that can run by themselves that are not imbedded in
another language, while Java is a complex language that allows programmers to create
entire stand alone applications, or applications that run all buy themselves. Java Script is
a much simpler language, similar in structure to HTML, and thus, Java Script is much
easier to learn, but it must always be imbedded in another text, usually HTML.
One similarity of the two languages is that they are both object -oriented
languages. Object oriented languages allow programmers to change properties of objects.
Thus, the actions you can take depend on the type of object you are manipulating. For
example, if you are working with shapes like squares and circles, and the action you wish
to take is to make the objects 3D, the squares will become cubes while circles spheres.
Info from:
http://www.edb.utexas.edu/minliu/multimedia/Java%20vs%20Javascript.pdf
^This.
Get owned, son. -
GodsGunman wrote: »...
Get owned, son.Java vs. Java Script
Java and Java Script share two very similar names, but they are completely
different languages that possess few commonalties. They differ both in their purpose and...
Okay, you got me! That's not fair though you guys tag teamed!
Thanks for that through I didn't know they where two different languages!
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