The Programming thread

Dienekes · January 4, 2009

Hi All

I recently got one of my tube-light switched on when I suddenly realized that we don't have a thread related to programming. So, here I code it, I mean create it. :dance:

This thread is for programmers, to-be programmers, dumbheads, novices..... basically for everyone.

You can discuss anything related to software/game/web programming at this address.

You have questions/issues, ask them here.

You have code-snippets to share, do it here.

You lately came to know about a simple yet innovative programming language, tell it here.

Anything from HTML to rocket science can be transported to fellow GIs through this thread.

So, start sharing and happy coding :dance:

P.S. Please do not post any copyrighted or protected code pieces.

Cheers

Somebody · January 4, 2009

edited coz i find it very silly now

:dance:

TRMNTR · January 4, 2009

@ Diēnékēs

:dance: for starting the thread!

rAgHaV · January 4, 2009

i study visual basic at my school.. this thread might help me.. thanks for starting this thread..

dabba · January 4, 2009

hmm wat is the language of preference for mobile app/game development??

i don't think j2me is all that gr8 anymore... with memory restrictions disappearing fast...

any1 worked on FLASH (flex i think it is...)

Dienekes · January 4, 2009

@RaghavB.. Yup, for sure. :dance:

BTW, can anyone list out some "good" (and tested) tutorials or links for learning Flash programming? Also, what tools one need to use?

@dabba.. C++.. But if you have a MS .NET related background (mainly C#), then XNA is a good framework to learn/start with.

Shantz · January 4, 2009

hmm wat is the language of preference for mobile app/game development??
i don't think j2me is all that gr8 anymore... with memory restrictions disappearing fast...

any1 worked on FLASH (flex i think it is...)

It depends on which platform you are developing for..For WM phones, choice is generally C/C++ if you want it to be really fast and compact, something out of the .net stable if you want the development to be rapid. For Android, you have to work with a language similar to Java. etc...

rahul · January 4, 2009

Java is still very much used for mobile game development. C/c++ is like the abcd, master that and you are good to go in whatever language you want to move onto next :sign_offtopic:

Liquid ocelot · January 4, 2009

I was actually thinking about starting a mod thread..just downloaded the source sdk..maybe I will later..get a mod team running :sign_offtopic:

Ne0 · January 4, 2009

Nice thread, I'm mostly in C/C++ programming mostly on real time systems :sign_offtopic:

lastAvenger · January 4, 2009

It depends on which platform you are developing for..For WM phones, choice is generally C/C++ if you want it to be really fast and compact, something out of the .net stable if you want the development to be rapid. For Android, you have to work with a language similar to Java. etc...

OT : impressive blogs my friend

godsend · January 4, 2009

Not exactly a programmer,but a hobbyist. Tried XNA for a while. I'm into game art, so there is always that need to see the asset inside the game environment.

Anyone tried logic based game dev like in Quest 3D..pretty simple to start with and no coding

@ dabba : dont know much about flex tho, but a friend of mine worked on flashlite to do flash games..

vinitwins · January 5, 2009

^ we have an XNA thread: http://www.IndianVideoGamer.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1531

V

dabba · January 5, 2009

more than 2 yrs back i had developed a game in j2me, which is y i was asking if j2me is still used in mobile game development...

simple game not using 3D

flash lite has the advantage that u don't need to code to a specific screen size... the game re-sizes without any loss in quality :thumbsup:

havn't coded in c/c++ since college days :majesty: n have no clue wat XNA is.... *visits thread vinit posted*

btw current work involves j2ee development :majesty:

Dienekes · January 28, 2009

Can anyone throw some info on sources for freelance projects? Any websites, portals where things work out well.

Thanks.

a5hr1th · January 28, 2009

/* Work of Ashrith Babu Rao
  For the year 2008-2009
  School Project
*/

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <math.h>

int main()
{		clrscr();
     float P, R, T, SI, CI;
	int ch;
	float x,y,z,a;
     char ch1;
     do

    {

    clrscr();
cout<<"CALCULATOR:\n----------\n\n";

cout<<"SIMPLE CALCULATIONS:\n-------------------\n";
cout<<"1: Addition\n2: Subtraction\n";
cout<<"3: Multiplication\n4: Division\n\n\n";

cout<<"SCIENTIFIC:\n----------\n";

cout<<"5:  Power\n6:  Logarithm\n7:  Sin\n8:  Cos\n9:  Tan\n";
cout<<"10: Sin Inverse\n11: Cos Inverse\n12: Tan Inverse\n\n";

cout<<"\nINTEREST CALCULATOR:\n-------------------\n";
cout<<"13: Simple Interest\n14: Compound Interest\n\n";

cout<<"\nEnter Choice"<<endl;

cin>>ch;

    	 	if(ch==1)
     	{  clrscr();

cout<<"Addition\n--------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter four numbers"<<endl;
cin>>x>>y>>z>>a;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<(x+y+z+a);

        }
        if(ch==2)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Subtraction\n-----------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter two numbers"<<endl;
cin>>x>>y;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<(x-y);

        }
        if(ch==3)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Multiplication\n--------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter two numbers"<<endl;
cin>>x>>y;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<(x*y);

        }
        if(ch==4)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Division\n--------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter two numbers"<<endl;
cin>>x>>y;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<(x/y);

        }
        if(ch==5)
        {  clrscr();

cout<<"Power ** x^y **\n---------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter two numbers"<<endl;
cin>>x>>y;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<pow(x,y);

        }
        if(ch==6)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Logarithm\n---------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a number"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<log10(x);

        }
        if(ch==7)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Sine of X\n---------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<asinl(x);

        }
        if(ch==8)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Cosine of X\n-----------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<acosl(x);

        }
        if(ch==9)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Tangent of X\n------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<atanl(x);

        }
        if(ch==10)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Sine Inverse of X (Round off to nearest integer)";
cout<<"\n------------------------------------------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<asin(x)*180/3.1416;

        }
        if(ch==11)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Cosine Inverse of X (Round off to nearest integer)";
cout<<"\n--------------------------------------------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<acos(x)*180/3.1416;

        }
        if(ch==12)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Tangent Inverse of X (Round off to nearest integer)";
cout<<"\n---------------------------------------------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter a value"<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"\nAnswer: "<<asin(x)*180/3.1416;

        }
        if(ch==13)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Simple Interest\n---------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter Principal Amount: ";
cin>>P;
cout<<"\nEnter Rate of Interest: ";
cin>>R;
cout<<"\nEnter Time Period in Years: ";
cin>>T;
cout<<"Simple Interest = Rs. "<<(P*R*T)/100;
SI = (P*R*T)/100;
cout<<"\n\nYou will be receving "<<"Rs. "<<(SI+P);
cout<<" after "<<T<<" years\n";

        }
        if(ch==14)
     	{	clrscr();

cout<<"Compound Interest\n-----------------\n\n";
cout<<"Enter Principal Amount: ";
cin>>P;
cout<<"\nEnter Rate of Interest: ";
cin>>R;
cout<<"\nEnter Time Period in Years: ";
cin>>T;
cout<<"Compound Interest = Rs. "<<(P*pow((1+R/100),T)-P);
CI = (P*pow((1+R/100),T)-P);
cout<<"\n\nYou will be receving "<<"Rs. "<<(CI+P);
cout<<" after "<<T<<" years, compounded anually\n";

        }


     cout<<"\n\nEnter More?(Y/N)"<<endl;
     cin>>ch1;
     }while(ch1=='y');

     clrscr();
     cout<<"\n\nThank you for using!";
     getch();
}

That's the project I made for my school. Simple and easy to use, without any classes or structures as such. Simple Switch-Case

hammerhead · January 28, 2009

Can anyone throw some info on sources for freelance projects? Any websites, portals where things work out well.
Thanks.

Dude just go to sourceforge.net there are a lot of open source projects there you can work on.

Hot-Drake-Pixel · January 28, 2009

Lets have a fnaboy argument on J2EE vs, .NET.

Who all are for J2EE here?

saberwing · January 28, 2009

Can anyone throw some info on sources for freelance projects? Any websites, portals where things work out well.
Thanks.

GSOC

Death Stryke · January 28, 2009

^OT:

I used to love watching dastardly and muttley and the flying pigeon cartoon. Was hilarious

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