yes and no
@intriguing-
maybe
A friend helped make this. It took a few days, but it was worth it!
I may add some colors soon.
It looks better in Google Docs, since that's where w
Python
[Python]
For example, let's say I hypothetically wanted to make a game where you had to click a coin, you gained a point.
A user supposedly creates
Coder100 Hello, because you have a [python] tag. I am assuming this is going to be a terminal game.
Here's an awesome client for repl.it db. It goes by key-value so it's super easy to make signing up and logging in. It's also made by @Codemonkey51, an epic programmer!
The docs are included inside the link, and I'm sure you will find it very helpful.
Please mark as correct answer if it has helped you!3 years ago
SixBeeps I know @kbadrinath_tcsp already has an answer for this, but the main thing to point out is the usage of Window.localStorage, which has setItem(key, value) and getItem(key).3 years ago
Aqtion If this is in HTML, CSS, JS, you use something along these lines
(this is code from one of my games, I'm sure it'll be easy for you to search up)
var score={}
var slimes
var ranchers
window.onload=()=>{
//localStorage.removeItem('score')
if(!!!localStorage.score){
slimes = 0;
ranchers = 0
score.slimes = 0
score.ranchers = 0
localStorage.setItem('score',JSON.stringify(score))
document.getElementById('slimes').innerHTML=slimes
}else{
slimes = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('score'3 years ago
Hey everybody, so this program is actually really old (almost from half a year ago).
I am just posting it now because very recently I found out how t
Python (with Turtle)
