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Lavi · 2011-03-23, 11:44 AM

So, I wanted to randomly post thoughts here. Like spam right? But please no advertising, flaming or arguing here.

Mostly I just wanted to write that Kaichii broke my heart today </3

when I tried to stalk him on Unicorn

~Fang~ · 2011-03-23, 02:00 PM

Mk. Here's a thought:
I code in C#. I coded this and it confused my friend so much to the use of it.
Can anyone tell me if they understand why I use this?

Code:

byte Job = 55;  
byte Job2 = (Job /10) * 10;

What does Job2 equal?
PS: It's not 55.

Lavi · 2011-03-23, 02:01 PM

o_o holy sh- thats confusing looking.

I only code in html or BB code so that makes no sense

~Fang~ · 2011-03-23, 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lavi

o_o holy sh- thats confusing looking.

I only code in html or BB code so that makes no sense

=p look up what a byte is. You might learn something.

Lavi · 2011-03-23, 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~Fang~

=p look up what a byte is. You might learn something.

The byte (pronounced /ˈbaɪt/), is a unit of digital information in computing and telecommunications, that most commonly consists of eight bits. Historically, a byte was the number of bits used to encode a single character of text in a computer and it is for this reason the basic addressable element in many computer architectures.

My brain just died

jackpotsvr · 2011-03-23, 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~Fang~

Mk. Here's a thought:
I code in C#. I coded this and it confused my friend so much to the use of it.
Can anyone tell me if they understand why I use this?

Code:

byte Job = 55;  
byte Job2 = (Job /10) * 10;

What does Job2 equal?
PS: It's not 55.

Ok, i don't understand that one :/
BTW try doing like its PHP code instead of normal code

It will have the colors looking quite the same as in visual studio

~Fang~ · 2011-03-23, 05:49 PM

Would you like me to explain it?
It did set me aback the first time I saw it. Took me a few seconds.

Mephisto · 2011-03-23, 06:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~Fang~

Would you like me to explain it?
It did set me aback the first time I saw it. Took me a few seconds.

I have interest in this =D

explain it

~Fang~ · 2011-03-23, 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mephisto

I have interest in this =D

explain it

mk

Well, a byte is only capable of storing integers between 0 and 255. It doesn't hold decimals. Let's say that TQ is coding an NPC that reads the character's class. Well, Ninjas are 50-55. Instead of making multiple cases, i'd use something like:

Code:

if ((Character.Class / 10) * 10 == 50)

Now let's say that you're a NinjaMaster (55). Well, it would go something like this... let's break it down.

Code:

byte Test = (Character.Class / 10) * 10;
Character.Class divided by 10 is 5.5... but bytes cannot hold decimals nor can
they round, so it equals 5. Then, it's multiplied by 10 to give 50.

The formula returns the base class.

Kaiichi · 2011-03-23, 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lavi

So, I wanted to randomly post thoughts here. Like spam right? But please no advertising, flaming or arguing here.

Mostly I just wanted to write that Kaichii broke my heart today </3

when I tried to stalk him on Unicorn

Aye, but you found me after I got home lol And random top fire being Labby? lol

2011-03-23, 02:00 PM	#2
~Fang~ Full Member Join Date: 2011-03-15 Location: California, USA Posts: 224	Mk. Here's a thought: I code in C#. I coded this and it confused my friend so much to the use of it. Can anyone tell me if they understand why I use this? Code: byte Job = 55; byte Job2 = (Job /10) * 10; What does Job2 equal? PS: It's not 55.

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2011-03-23, 05:49 PM	#7
~Fang~ Full Member Join Date: 2011-03-15 Location: California, USA Posts: 224	Would you like me to explain it? It did set me aback the first time I saw it. Took me a few seconds.