BananaJellyfish
@BananaJellyfish
I am a banana jellyfish. I use python mostly but am now learning C++
A Hallowe'en Text Adventure
Made with PythonA mini text adventure. i know that halloween was last week but anyway i released it.
Recent comments (9)Fireblazer2 years ago:O - A M A Z E D -
Random Story Generator
Made with PythonRecent comments (8)Fireblazer2 years agomy story had a leopard say james friend had heard him order 100 pizzas lol
Fireblazer2 years agoi don't use euros, i use dollars lol
NikkoTz2 years agoWoah! So cool! Do you have Discord? So we can talk! I really enjoyed your project! :P
Are you a robot?
Made with PythonA quiz that decides how robotic you are
Recent comments (25)Omqga1 year ago65 percent
3xion1 year agoidk am I
rickysong2 years ago0 percent robot
blanklol2 years ago40% robot
JonathonHorn2 years ago35% r0b0t
50% Robot
Tacostorm22 years agolol 30% robot
Death Detector
Made with PythonFind out when you will die! Note: may not be accurate
Recent comments (35)Fireblazer2 years ago(sigh) I only got 64.0 and, hmm, i think i also got 68.5
Fireblazer2 years agor u going to make a new project?
Fireblazer2 years agohello
IMightBeMe2 years agoWhat meal do you eat more? Rice with fish and broccoli Sausages with deep-fried pasta and meatballs Fish and chips
I'm vegetarian so I don't eat any of these.
can i join the banana jelly cult?
wow sssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeecccccccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
AATIQ0HUSSAIN2 years agoha....long live me LOL.......u r awesome dude
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Simple 3D RaycasterA simple raycaster.
Find the yellow block.
Controls:
to move/look around
space to toggle ghost mode (if you exit the area by doing this strange things happen)
Randomly Generated 3D Raycaster
This is an untextured raycaster. It uses conway's game of life to generate the map. The goal is to find the yellow square, which is much easier to see than everything else. It was made with this tutorial: https://lodev.org/cgtutor/raycasting.html#UntexturedRaycaster1
Simple 3D RaycasterA simple raycaster.
Find the yellow block.
Controls:
to move/look around
space to toggle ghost mode (if you exit the area by doing this strange things happen)
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BananaJellyfish This is an untextured raycaster. It uses conway's game of life to generate the map. The goal is to find the yellow square, which is much easier to see than everything else. It was made with this tutorial: https://lodev.org/cgtutor/raycasting.html#Untextured_Raycaster_1 year ago
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Ya hafta shoot a buncha zombies and they explode :).
Took me quite a while, and might be pretty laggy.
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WASD to move(or arrow keys)
hold space
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zombiesa simple zombie shooter
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BananaJellyfish This is a zombie shooter. You shoot zombies.
Controls:
WASD or <^> to move
R to reload
Switch guns:
1-pistol
2-Assault Rifle
3-Magnum
4-MAchine Gun1 year ago
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The TestA simple test
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what is the best way for me to learn c++?
IMayBeMe Read documentation and and focus on learning concepts over syntax. Treat it as though your learning a spoken language by immersing yourself in it. For example if you have math homework, try to automate the concept you learnt through c++. Here is a tutorial I wrote a while back that explains the learning process more in-depth: https://replit.com/talk/learn/How-to-Learn-Programming-Complete-Guide/1408032 years ago
OldWizard209 The best way to learn a language is to either buy a course or watch a full video that explains pretty much everything on youtube. Buying a course is beneficial because courses cover more than needed. But anyways, this [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bYFu9mBnr40 by far is the best C++ tutorial IMO. You can also learn from Codecademy or w3schools2 years ago
InvisibleOne It depends on you, some people like to watch videos, I find it easier to read a tutorial from w3schools or if they have the free class on Codecademy then I do it there.2 years ago
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Death DetectorFind out when you will die! Note: may not be accurate
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Are you a robot?A quiz that decides how robotic you are
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basically, i want to know if this will save a username and a password so, lets say i posted this, if you someone else uses the same username and pass
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Coder100 no, no it won't. Files are not reliable databases. They can reset if you don't visit the repl every few hours or so.2 years ago
go to the bathroom using '1'. it should be printing a random weapon(line 181) but instead it prints 'None'. i just can't figure out the problem
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IMayBeMe The issue is that you never actually return a weapon so it can be fixed by doing the following:
def gen_wep(wep):
n = randint(1,100)
if n 5 29:
wep = random.choice(['AK-47','Pistol'])
weapons.append(wep)
return wep
It should work2 years ago
for some reason, i can search results, but for everyone else it cant find them. why?
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AntimatterDev yeah i use sqlite as its easy to learn and use since its stored in a file on your repl and not on a digital database.2 years ago
KeaganLandfried Databases can only be edited by editors of the repl. I suggest using another database like mySQL if this turns out to be a problem for networking.2 years ago
think if it more like a notetaker
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Ok, i think it suits this better to be a note taker
BJSearch is a search engine that you can add results to.
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JBloves27 Pretty cool, but i dont think this is a search-engine, more of a personal dictionary2 years ago
Press 1 and then 4 to get to the desired section. But when you try to type something you want, it doesn't work. what am i doing wrong? i want, for exa
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Kai_Justice Something like this should do it.
if ans.capitalize() == "Food" and "Food" in items:
... do stuff
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when i print out the list, it has two [[]] sets of brackets. using * gets rid of one of them, but not the other set. How do i solve this? (to get to t
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JBloves27 To fix this, do this:
OWNEDITEMS=",".join(owned_items)
print('You have: '+OWNEDITEMS+'\nblah blah blah')
so pretty much, use "".join() to get rid of the brackets.
I hope this helps!2 years ago
Bookie0 Ok so you don't want this:
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But would want something like this:
Rockets, Medium ammo, Shotgun ammo
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Yea I would do print(*list_name), but it seems like it's a list in a list? Or something like that?
Check this out where you can use .join:
a_list = ["foo", "bar"]
print(', '.join(a_list)) # joins each item in the list separated by ,
And also check this StackOverflow page out
You can also use a for loop to output each item:
a_list = ["foo", "bar"]
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