ben
@awesome10
This is thirty five characters long
i threw together a couple among us tasks cause why not (still working on it so don't freak out if there are errors)
Python
Kai_Justice I like the way you organized your code!
For the numbered functions in animations.py you could replace them with something like this:
"""animations.py"""
def displaykeypad(num):
for i in range(1, 9):
print(" " if num != i else " [] ", end="\n" if i % 3 == 0 else "|")
if i % 3 == 0:
print("-----" * 3)
| | []
| |
| |
`2 years ago
100 cycles!!!!
Text adventure!
This was made for a competition between me and syflexer (didn't ping on purpose) and now i have 100 cycles, so this is
Python
Not really a problem, but for some reason, ever since a week or two ago, everything I post, including comments, has at least 2 upvotes. (One from me)
Pepper100 I believe you automatically upvote all of your posts or comments, this comment will have at least one upvote, because repl.it automatically upvoted it for me.3 years ago
This is my first C project (i just learned all the c's, C++ C# and C for fun) and its kind of bad
C
![c [nothing]](https://replit.com/cdn-cgi/image/width=32,quality=80,format=auto/https://storage.googleapis.com/replit/images/1664475627998_03dab003aa2236b1a3f44cb52bcbdf04.jpeg)
this is my first C# project, thanks to @Coder100 for helping me with a problem I was having!
C#
Coder100 Awesome! Just a tip: at the end, you probably want to add a
Console.ReadKey();. This will just ask for the user to press a key to end the project (and on the desktop, closing the terminal).3 years ago
Recently, I've been attempting to learn C#, but I can't find a working way to convert an string to an int, please help
C#
Coder100 Hello, you are in luck! The process is quite easy.
Solution
string number;
int converted;
number = "50";
converted = int.Parse(number);
Note: It is HIGHLY recommended that you sanitize user input before doing this! C# is very sensitive to spaces and non-numerical characters.
Please mark as correct answer if it has helped you!3 years ago
Hi!
so, i am making a new game, and here is a demo for it! i hope you enjoy and comment suggestions! and in my own words
>not upvoting is not caring!!
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So, I was looking through the languages that repl.it has, and I found one called Elixir. Does anyone who is willing to teach me know it?
josefrichter Elixir is amazing, especially for web apps. It's a secret weapon really, great for highly concurrent realtime services. At the same time, it has simple elegant syntax and some nice language features, that make it a pleasure to write even simple stuff in it - it's much easier to grasp than say Rust, Clojure or Go, the syntax is much closer to Ruby or Python.
I wholeheartedly recommend this course, although a bit dearer at $99, it's the best online course I've ever taken myself https://pragmatics3 years ago
I just looked at some tutorials today, and I learned some cool stuff! Nothing compared to anyone who knows C++ decently, but today is my first day!
C++
an animation. since this needs to be fifty characters long i just said that. fullscreen not required ok thanks bye
Python
Guess a number!
because we're in quarantine and im not creative, i made a number guesser! and as usual:
>not upvoting is not caring!
have an awesome
Python
The 3 U's!
thanks to @DynamicSquid for telling me about the 3 U's!
and as usual (not actually usual),
>Not upvoting is Not caring!
Thanks for read
Python
DynamicSquid :), but some of your code doesn't really make sense...
line 1, 7, 10, 12-21, 23-283 years ago
this is JUST FOR FUN
>i am a beginner repler, so dont judge me ok?
also, i love MARKDOWN!!
:D
and * DO. NOT. UPVOTE THIS. Because everyone wants upvo
Python
awesome10 hey people, because i feel like i shouldnt put this anywhere else, please give me ideas for something to code, i really need some ideas -- and python only im not good at anything else :D3 years ago