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[DarkstaR]

Dark Pallys Wrote:its way too big

That what she said.

[Aggressive Prefector]

Change the width=640 height=480 to size that you like. I thought you guys were programmers!

[Dark Pallys]

Aggressive Prefector Wrote:Change the width=640 height=480 to size that you like. I thought you guys were programmers!

It was nearly 5am give me a break lol >.<
All I did was copy and paste what you sent me onto a text file and open it with firefox..... >.<

[jeremic]

Aggressive Prefector Wrote:Change the width=640 height=480 to size that you like. I thought you guys were programmers!

Lets see:

Is the and operator (&&) in programming a logical statement? IE. does it behave the same as it does in logic?

[Aggressive Prefector]

jeremic Wrote:Lets see:

Is the and operator (&&) in programming a logical statement? IE. does it behave the same as it does in logic?

You can use && or And in a logical statement. For example.

If HP.Now < (HP.Max - 200) && Mana.Now > 60 Then Cast(Exana Mort)

Meaning that if your HP is 200hp lower then your max hp and your mana is greater then 60 then it will cast exana mort.

I am not a programmer just a noob. Hope I helped ya.

[Jo3Bingham]

I pretty sure he meant using && in words. If you say && you say And And, am I right? So would you say, "If A is less than 1 and and B is greater than 1 then..."? Nope, you would just say, "If A is less than 1 and B is greater than 1 then...".

But I could always be wrong lol.

[DarkstaR]

Knowing jeremic, I think that was a rhetorical question. Idk but I'm sure he doesnt need to ask something like that lol.

[jeremic]

DarkstaR Wrote:Knowing jeremic, I think that was a rhetorical question. Idk but I'm sure he doesnt need to ask something like that lol.

In fact its not... many programmers dont know this, but as a logician it bothers me.

Aggressive Prefector Wrote:You can use && or And in a logical statement. For example.

If HP.Now < (HP.Max - 200) && Mana.Now > 60 Then Cast(Exana Mort)

Meaning that if your HP is 200hp lower then your max hp and your mana is greater then 60 then it will cast exana mort.

I am not a programmer just a noob. Hope I helped ya.

This is wrong. In logic, AND is commutative, ie x AND y = y AND x In programming this is not the case. if x is false x && y evaluates to false without evaluating y. Use this example:

Code:

bool x = false

bool y ()
{
     x = true;
     return true;
}

bool z;
z = x && y(); //  false
z = y () && x; // true

Hope you guys learned something ;p

[Jakubxx]

I think that Jeremic is talking about operators precedence. Since function call has higher precedence than logical operator &&, it's evaluated at first. In result, expression to the left is evluated to be true but it also affects expression to the right of && and in fact entire condition becomes true.

However if first expression is evaluated to be false, program don't even bother to evaluate second expression (because it assume that if one expression fails, entire condition has to be false).

nclx Wrote:Can remove from the index? annoying to have it there "Loading..."

It's not a solution, but if you use firefox, you could hide it using stylish plugin. I personally don't like shoutboxes (even working ones) so I usually get rid of them in the very begining :-)

[Aggressive Prefector]

Jakubxx Wrote:I think that Jeremic is talking about operators precedence. Since function call has higher precedence than logical operator &&, it's evaluated at first. In result, expression to the left is evluated to be true but it also affects expression to the right of && and in fact entire condition becomes true.

However if first expression is evaluated to be false, program don't even bother to evaluate second expression (because it assume that if one expression fails, entire condition has to be false).

Thanks for clearing that up jakubxx!