My first c++ program
I just learned some c++ I will use switches soon.
WOW! This is good @Thehappysquid u wanna join my team? U show promise in it!
@FluidCycling it’s not that good, but sure.
@DynamicSquid Found another squid, Sir. A C++ Squid too.
@firefish lol we did a Java collab once
@Thehappysquid Lord @DynamicSquid doesn't know THAT much Java, unless he followed one of Wuru the UwU's tutorials
We did a really bad java text based [email protected]
@Thehappysquid Java, C#, C++, and C are all very similar, especially the first two.... and C is unfancy C++ (by unfancy I mean no classes and no std namespace)
@firefish yes, that’s why I really like c because it is similar to java
@Thehappysquid Well, C came first in 1974
@firefish 1969ish.
UNIX System IV.
@CodeLongAndPros Not that far off
@CodeLongAndPros I must have been mixed up because '74 was the first update? What are we up to now... C18? Most people use either C99 or C11...
@firefish C++20, I haven't even studied the features in that though 😩
@oignons I don't speak C++
great!
@potatojs thanks!
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@DynamicSquid You've a minion.
@DynamicSquid A GPL ...squid... minion?
@DynamicSquid Why are there so many squids though?
@firefish There are 6 for each user.
@firefish causes squids are cool
@CodeLongAndPros I mean squid users... If there are 6 squid users per user... aren't squid users also users? THE SQUID PARADOX?
@CodeLongAndPros Squids are exponential. Yes. But did you take into account... THE PARADOX? (or does the paradox really exist)
@CodeLongAndPros Rotating the graph does nothing. Time is along the negative y axis instead of x. Just... why?
@firefish Because the number of squids now controls time.
I was trying to get two superimposed, but I suck at gimp
@CodeLongAndPros me staying away from GIMP because I happen to have an ancient version of photoshop but still suck at both
@firefish There's also KRITA.
@CodeLongAndPros I,found it funny that there were other squids on repl.it. lol
@Thehappysquidimport it.repl.squids
const squid = require("@replit/squids");
// i like nodejs, sorry
@firefish #include<replit/squids.h
from replit import squids
import repl.it: squids
%include squids.h
@CodeLongAndPros KRITA. A.K.A. some other photo editing app i've never heard of before and I had to google what it was
@CodeLongAndPros Excuse my stupidity but what language are the last two
@firefish D / NASM.
@firefish using replit.squids
@CodeLongAndPros I never knew assembly had an import, probably because the only assembler I'm used to is AT&T GAS
@firefish Yeah. Most people like INTEL though.
import { squids } from "https://www.repl.it";
// more js sorry
@CodeLongAndPros The operands to intel assembler are backwards to me, but again, I'm used to AT&T GAS.
@firefish GAS isn't meant for devs, it's meant for GCC though.
@CodeLongAndPros casually writes assembler then exits VIM and executes { gcc -c main.s -o main.o && ld main.o -o main } && ./main
@firefish A wild Vim user appears!
@CodeLongAndPros People thing VIM is hard. Once you know it, it's easy.
Don't use nano people, use VIM. (I never have used, or will use nano. That's a promise.)
@firefish EMACS is a great web browser
@CodeLongAndPros Just use Firefox what is your problem
@firefish When my ram is too full to run firefox
@CodeLongAndPros Alright... I'll take that Idea into consideration for the next time my computer's thrashing
@firefish It's better than elinks because it can do images. (M-x eww)
@CodeLongAndPros How, ascii art?
@firefish When it runs in GUI mode
@CodeLongAndPros Please don't tell me you're commenting from that
@firefish No Js. I use Firefox Dev Edition
@CodeLongAndPros I bet you it's powered by wget because wget doesn't support JS
@firefish CURL I think.
@CodeLongAndPros Hm... Is wget a client to curl or is curl a client to wget, or neither? I can't remember now
@firefish Neither. Curl is a frontend for libcurl.
if(replit == true) {
squid++;
}
@oignons You don't need to do that... just if (replit) printf("We have %llu squids", ++squid);
Nice!
@InvisibleOne thanks