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Addison posted: (15th Dec 2010 05:25 pm)

That sounds somewhat lame to me. Plus, who cares what file it's in. I'm sure you could put it in many files and get away with it. It's the code that matters. Maybe do something where they have to spot the error in a peice of code or something.

That was another thing i had in mind. But see me, I'd just code normal, and you and the other geniuses would think I'm sloppy.

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but uh how would the quiz help anybody if we didnt know how to code it =O

I prob. won't do the quiz, but if i did, this is how it would go.

You would make a choice, and if you got it right, it would congratulate you, and move on.

If you make the wrong one, it tells you that you got it wrong, and explains it into detail.

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Create your own destiny, don't let someone else do it for you.

Lol, i've been on plenty of C++ coding sites and when it says 'want to try a quiz', I usually stop there. Making people play the quiz won't be fun. The best way is just to explain it and then give them some problems to try and find errors in. Then have them try coding theirselves.

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i would try both ways tyvm.

I think Austin, and Addison should have a EOCG battle, Addison makes his own "EOCG" website, and people will vote who's is better. ;)

I don't want Austin to waste his time.

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Addison posted: (15th Dec 2010 06:54 pm)

I don't want Austin to waste his time.

Why? It's "his" time, and most likely will only be a week thing, the website isn't even up right now.. Inb4 no EOCG cause i'm lazy.

Austin, that's an awesome plan. You should keep working on it.

Urg, what's so hard about it? Just think about it:
Each state has certain actions upon entering it. Begin is the starting state. You set rules for it to go to a certain state. Once the rule is completed it goes to the new state. Kabam. Anyways, if his site becomes successful, i'm sure i could write something for him.

Did I just learn, how to code?xD.

Seriously, I understand that..now what..?Variables and Syntaxs?

Addison posted: (15th Dec 2010 06:54 pm)

I don't want Austin to waste his time.

How about Apollo?

Austin ... later, attempt to make that website into Php, .htm for your core is shitty, as anybody could get it.

if you don't know HTML (even if you do) add a JS Right click block.

Addison posted: (15th Dec 2010 06:54 pm)

I don't want Austin to waste his time.

That would be sarcasm.


And, I don't have any taste of design, so I'd rather not make a website.

If he needs help with any coding, i'm sure the community is welcome to help him. I know i'm not the only one who knows HTML,PHP,Java,etc. They are very simple languages.

Just saw the website, and it does look fine to me. The search bar is a nice addition to finding articles. I would suggest starting with teaching them basic C++. Which is if statements, else if statements, else statements, ++, --, +=, -=, ==, =, etc. Then maybe move on to packets, or something simple.

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Wow austin ur seiously sharing now....well good for u

I jus hope ur tuts have sumthing on world timers :)

 

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I can help you make a website.
Or just give you templates from this website:
http://dreamtemplate.com/

I got a lifetime account their, x.x.

I checked up on the site, I guess it's decent. I would suggest making the guides part have a bunch of links. Make it somewhat like the news system. For example, it'll have a link saying "Tutorial 1: C++ Basics", "Tutorial 2: Sockets", etc. So that way the search bar will be helpful. The wording could be a bit better about the syntax, but it was simple enough for me to understand.

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