Textbook method Now I’m sure that anyone who is reading this has seen and heard just about every piece of study advice in existance, because me too. Studying how to study is the absolute ultimate in study procrastination, because you stil feel like technically you’re working towards actually studying for that big exam or testContinue reading “My favourite new study hack”
Category Archives: Programming
c++ Recursion
Recursion calls itself repeatedly until it has reached a base case. For the most part it can do anything that can be achieved through loops and iteration, however can complete it in far less code. Below is a collection of all recursion that I have completed, and some I am still working on. Code 1.Continue reading “c++ Recursion”
c++ programming lesson 3: adding some value to inputs and printing
So we know how to do a basic print and read on our program now, this is an excellent base skill to learn but now we need to find some ways to make it slightly more useful. Equations and math C++ can easily be used to create formulations and perform calculations to display on theContinue reading “c++ programming lesson 3: adding some value to inputs and printing”
Game development … a process week 2
To start off the new week I needed to learn how to draw. Afterall if I wanted to create a game with any form of appeal it has to look good. So with high hopes and unrealsitically high expectations I opened up my computer found a pixel art creating website (Pixelart) and got to workContinue reading “Game development … a process week 2”
Week 1 – game development … a process
I have always been interested in video games, so much so that now at the age of 20 I am endevouring to make my own. I am entering this experience with very little knowledge and have thus far found the internet, though usually a trove of information for everything and anything, lacks an in depthContinue reading “Week 1 – game development … a process”
c++ programming function index
cout: used to print sentences or varibales into the terminal. cin: used to enable inputs from the user int: used to initialise integer variables, that is whole numbers positive and negative. string: used to initialise a string variable such as words
c++ Programming lesson 2: basic inputs/outputs
Okay so now that you have a directory and c++ file created in CS50 IDE (if not see here how to do so,) we are going to look into how we can create a basic piece of coding that with take an input from a user and read out some text. To start the codeContinue reading “c++ Programming lesson 2: basic inputs/outputs”
Programming c++ lesson 1: setting up CS50 IDE
All of my programming tutorials will be involving c++ programming laguage using CS50 IDE online. The first step in your programming journey is going to be preparing your programming environment. I use CS50 IDE which is free to use and helpful for big projects and forgetful people who don’t constantly save their coding as itContinue reading “Programming c++ lesson 1: setting up CS50 IDE”
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