thannks ramdomous scrap! heres the qr:
http://min.us/lgtxay8ECip2i

oh and swordx i get it now the # meant the number code, not putting #, which i did

Yeah...I was facepalming the computer when you said that you had a syntax error.

When i run it it gives me a blank screen!

On a train ride down to New Orleans, I figured out a way to get the quadratic solver I wrote to deal with imaginary roots. It took a little ingenuity, since petit computer can't deal with sqrt(-1)=i. The link to the QR code is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/94111184@N05/8580989921/in/photo...

I made a morse code trainer. The first mode, you must enter a character to continue. Press "%" to quit. It will tell you how long you took and what the real character was. I have the symbols commented out from the practice for now. You can remove the comment to add them in.
The second mode called "drone" keeps giving random characters.
1/2 2/2
http://dadinck.wordpress.com/2013/03/23/morslern-learn-morse-...

anyone tryed my program? hope you like it.

I don't know why, bro.

Anyway, I made the GTA game into and OS instead cuz the GTA game wouldve taken FOREVER.
So you'll need these games for GTA OS to work properly.

That was Bloons. P.S. Dont give me ANY CREDIT except for BGE and the actual OS cuz I didnt make these games just sayin I'm not even close to being that good lol.
Here's Car Accident...

Heres Tetris...

Here's mine, BGE....

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/820/qr0.png/ /> http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/689/qr1p.png/ /> http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/254/qr2g.png/

And finally, here's my first OS, GTA OS...

Have fun!

Well, if only you would look at the code, you would see that you have to press start to begin.

Here's yet another snake game.

Hey every body! I am here because I need help with a game I'm trying to make... I am trying to make a remake of sonic the hedgehog 1
I need help though I have very low programming skills
I need someone to teach me

I can

Welcome and we are all here at your disposa[cough cough] service Ask away!

Can I use this to vocalize text in CincOS?

A remake of Sonic 1? That might be good. But it would take alotta programming skill.

Vocalize? wrong program. its just a launcher. i don't even know HOW to vocalize.

I'm trying to make my program recall the data it makes you enter. I've try using PRINT "N$", "N$;", ";N$", ";N$;", etc., and none of them work. They all just display a blank space ( ). What do I enter? ---8Program8---
PRINT "Name?"
INPUT N$
CLS
Your name is "N$".
CLS
Please Help!!

Try this:
INPUT "Name"; N$
CLS
PRINT "Your name is " N$

Don't clear the screen (CLS) after printing, as it will erase anything you've output. The INPUT in the beginning will print "Name?" on top of reading input into the variable N$. The question mark is auto generated by INPUT. Notice the semicolon ; is required if you're combining a print and an input like we've done. Print doesn't necessarily require things like commas for printing multiple things (like a quoted string followed by a variable). Try it out!

I just typed what I did for the program part, but my actual game doesn't look like that. It is a long text-based adventure game that recalls your name many times. Can I ever use CLS even once after INPUT "Name"; N$ ? And I noticed N$ was out of the quotation marks (In PRINT "Your name is " N$). I'll have the name in the middle of my sentences, so what do I do then? Sorry I didn't clarify sooner :-S

EDIT:
Oh, and I'll post a QR code of it when it's finished. It 's at its 100th line and 2nd QR code right now.

You can use CLS whenever you like. Even if you use it immediately after input, it'll still capture whatever you typed. As soon as you press "enter", it'll put the input into the variable, then go on to the next line (which could be whatever you want). If you want text before and after when printing, just put more text afterwards. For instance:

PRINT "Your name is " N$ ". That's a funny name."

Notice that N$ is not in the quotations, this is because BASIC will ignore pretty much anything within double quotes and just treat it as actual text. If you want it to be extra clear that N$ is not within the quotes, you can put semicolons between each part. For instance:

PRINT "Your name is "; N$; ". That's a funny name."

Will print the same as the previous one. This one is just more explicit-looking when it comes to the separation of variables and text. You can repeat this pretty much indefinitely, so you can have any combination of text and variables, as long as the variables are not within the double quotes. Hope this helps.