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>ifunny
Christ

Reminder that C is deprecated.

(re-asking for help here)
Here's to hoping someone can help me, I'm probably about to look like an idiot though....
I've been working on this unity game for a while now, and my biggest hurdle is an attack script. I've been fucking with it for weeks and have tried multiple different scripts. Here's my latest attempt at attack:pastebin.com/UUdA8wQH
and here's the health:
pastebin.com/B8WQTXR5
The debug on the attack script does work in telling me my distance, and the health script was able to automatically remove health at a certain interval. I'm sure there's some really obvious small thing i'm missing, but I just can't seem to get them to work together so when i press Z the health bar loses help.
tl;dr: I need help getting my attack script to actually take health from the health bar / work with the health script.
Thanks in advance for any help.

>Christ
created the world in C++

I can't get libcurl to work

Sorry to hear that

Oh shit fuck save me lord jesus

Learn programming first before you start making "vidya" as your kind (manchild) likes to call them.

my thoughts and prayers are with you

Recreate the Our Father in your favorite language.

Answer because curious

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"The most powerful programming language is Lisp. If you don't know Lisp (or its variant, Scheme), you don't know what it means for a programming language to be powerful and elegant. Once you learn Lisp, you will see what is lacking in most other languages." -Richard Stallman

I work in the GIS field and as such I code a lot in python a lot. Been coding in python since I left university. Recently I have been doing some coding of my own back at home and I think I should pick up some new language to learn.

What is another good language to learn? I have been exposed to C++ and C at University.

Where's the 3000 years old loli option?

Learn C++, versatile, fast and OOP.

i'd like to take a moment to thank all the indian people who supply youtube with c++ tutorials

thank you, indian people. without you, i couldn't do it.

:3

my cat died last year. i think i need a new one

i'm glad!

What's your kernel written in, then?

trap OP threads are always better

>legacy software written in 1989 is his only argument

That's a lot of fucking code for subtracting one number from another. No wonder you can't even reason about it. Rewrite it simpler.

Rust and Haskell

I wrote it myself.
Used O'Haskell plus some parts in Go.

Do you have qt knee high socks?

The degree one is stupid because it's phrased to ask what degree you HAVE, with the only other option being no degree. I, and I suspect many others on Sup Forums, don't have a degree yet, but are working on one, so I think it's silly not to have an option for that. In any case, I'd say what field you're in (CS/EE/IT etc) is more useful information then whether you actually have a degree yet.

>class
that's where i stopped reading. fuck off with your iindian commie bullshit.

Rust.

Hmm. My knowledge of C++ is minimal at most. I mostly worked in C due to embedded systems. Where is a good place to start for C++?

just pick the degree you're going to get

>written in 1989
The latest Linux kernel release was 3 days ago.

Can you actually do that? I'm learning both so I'd like to try.

Yeah that's what I figured you're supposed to do, the phrasing is pretty dumb though.

C++ is a terrible language.
It would be in your best interest to avoid it.

COBOL also has recent releases. Your point?

REEEEEE.
Then what is another language I should pick up?

github.com/redox-os/redox

stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list?lq=1

My name is Richard Stallman and I approve of this post.

Learn Smalltalk.

Ignore the C++ haters.
C++ is a pretty good language.
Worked with it for 10 years, couldn't be more happier with a language.

nim-lang.org/

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Your clearly have astronomically shit taste and probably have absolutely no frame of reference.
Go learn a language that is actually well designed.

C++ is a fine language for applications, but C is a better choice for kernels and utilities. The low-level subset of C++ is basically identical to C anyways.

>When it comes to code reuse, projects that used an object-oriented approach were able to take more than 70% of their code from previous projects. Subsequently, the projects that used functional design were able to take about 35 percent of their code from previous projects (McGarry, Waligora, and McDermott 1989).

OMG HOW ARE FUNCTIONALTARDS EVER GONNA RECOVER FROM THIS #REKKING?

Thanks. I guess having C++ knowledge would be good for my field as well since GDAL was coded in C and C++.

Time to stealth study C++ at work under the pretense of efficiency.

Sup Forumsuys, I think OCaml might be the best language. Ivy League schools and hedge funds both use it, and when have they ever been wrong?

Well I actually am employed.
I'm sorry if that hurts your Haskell ridden feelings.

>release
who cares when it's an old code base maintained by the same guy and that's all he knows

Object Pascal is better for applications though.

I feel like C++ is more engineering than programming.

>1989
I'm sorry but that is from 20 years ago.

I need to practice, and I can't think how.

Someone post those programming challenge charts so I can roll.

youtube.com/watch?v=LR8fQiskYII

Delphi?

>truth changes over time

Yeah, but there's always FreePascal if you wanna write open source software.

>Anime makes Programming 42.7% better, this is according to studies made in 2016 by The International Institute of Anime Research in conjunction with ANSI.

Yeah true. Good family of languages, massively underrated.

Programming is shit.

>there have been no meaningful changes in the toolchains and practices associated with FP and OOP paradigms in the last 20 years
cool meme friendo :^)

Source? Can't find anything about it on Google.

>thinking his opinion matters

programmers with anime profile pics are usually better than those who haven't

>only FP has progressed, other paradigms have not

...

have you learned your Go (golang) today, /dpt/?
tour.golang.org

Why would one use pascal when Ada exists. Genuine question.

Thanks brosef.

/rollin/

This really needs to be in the OP already.
Too bad OP is a fucking faggot too busy deciding on the anime image.

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No, it's more that we simply don't know which has progressed more, or if they have progressed evenly.

I am aware of the sarcasm, but this is actually true.

Ada is great, but AFAIK there's nothing even close to Delphi for it.

help

Do you hate anime?

No, I've even watched some.
I hate anime posters.

>this is your brain on SICP

>This really needs to be in the OP already.
why

get.debian.org

just learn Go instead:

Because every single thread someone asks for it

What's Delphi giving you?

>Windows
I found your problem.

>Windows

what is the best programming language for business applications if I just want lots of money and care about nothing else?

>Because every single thread someone asks for it
wrong

Java, according to the current tradition

COBOL. Few people are able to maintain the old codebases nowadays.

HolyC, God will provide for you.

Learn Excel and go into finance.

>wrong
There's different levels of wrong, this just wrong enough to trigger autistic sperglords but not wrong enough to matter

C++, everything else is a meme.

>SICP is about the developments in functional programming after 1990
confirmed for never having read it

But that's the best kind of wrong.

>Business application
>C++
How to spot a NEET 101

these two make sense

memes

please explain how this will make lots of money

I've been on the business for more than you have existed.
Using C++ since I was born.

lmao