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Offline Seed_Of_Evil
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« Reply #15 on: June 12, 2001, 12:52:38 PM »
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Here is the official site:

http://www.playstation-basic.com/yabasic/index.html

and here is another cool site:


http://www.yabasic.co.uk/files.html#games

Check out the second if you feel like playing pong or Who wants to be a Millionare.

Only thing is this??...who the hell is going to take their time to insert all the coding??...for all if you do not have a USB keyboard.

What do you guys think?



:D :D :D eyh friend do you wanna I´m 12 or 14 hours writing a code for play a game with 15 questions?? jajaj, that´s impossible.
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« Reply #16 on: June 20, 2001, 04:18:02 AM »
:nut:Is programming on Visual Basic hard about 2 start it in skool??!!":nut:
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« Reply #17 on: June 20, 2001, 04:49:31 AM »
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:nut:Is programming on Visual Basic hard about 2 start it in skool??!!":nut:


No way. It is a simple language, thanks to the Visual aspect of it.

In alot of languages you have to code everything include the buttons. In VB, it is a simple matter of drag and drop the button, then link the button to the event you wish for it..

The only time VB gets complicated is if you decide to incorpate the Windows API and that still isn\'t hard. It just takes alittle more paitence.

Overall, its nothing hard and a great entry level programming language.  Just read books and try everything. Then, after you have masted that language, if you find you enjoy programming, you can always move to a more open-ended language, such as C/ C++.

 

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