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71.209.11.6 — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 08:01:52 GMT

re: a small program: new section

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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:CatherineMunro\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:CatherineMunro\|CatherineMunro]] ([[User_talk:CatherineMunro\|Talk]]) 23:41, November 12, 2009		Please leave a message on [[User talk:CatherineMunro\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:CatherineMunro\|CatherineMunro]] ([[User_talk:CatherineMunro\|Talk]]) 23:41, November 12, 2009
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		+	== re: a small program ==
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		+	ok, sorry I didn't know

Forum:Help - A small web program

Athlon32 — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 06:03:50 GMT

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	could anyone help me on this?		could anyone help me on this?
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		+	Hello,
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		+	I don't think this forum is intended for these kinds of questions. I suggest asking it on a website like dreamincode.net
		+	[[User:Athlon32\|Athlon32]] 06:03, December 6, 2009 (UTC)

Vala

Athlon32 — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 06:00:22 GMT

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	== Hello World ==		== Hello World ==
-	<pre>void main () {	+	<pre>using Glib;
-	print ("Hello World\n");	+
		+	public class Hello : Object {
		+	public static void main (string[] args) {
		+	stdout.printf("%s", "Hello World");
		+	return 0;
		+	}
	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>
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	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	[[Category:Programming languages]]		[[Category:Programming languages]]
		+	[[Category:Curly bracket programming languages]]

User:1ace

1ace — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:56:54 GMT

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Wikia — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 23:47:08 GMT

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Mathematical functions

128.97.245.28 — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 23:47:02 GMT

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	In programming languages '''mathematical [[functions]]''' compute values of "functions" as defined in the science of mathematics. While ''functions in programming languages'' are subroutines that return values given certain parameters, ''functions in mathematics'' are defined as relations between elements in a definition set ''D<sub>f</sub>'', and elements in a value set ''D<sub>v</sub>'', such that		In programming languages '''mathematical [[functions]]''' compute values of "functions" as defined in the science of mathematics. While ''functions in programming languages'' are subroutines that return values given certain parameters, ''functions in mathematics'' are defined as relations between elements in a definition set ''D<sub>f</sub>'', and elements in a value set ''D<sub>v</sub>'', such that
-	:''f'': x --> y, where x belongs to ''D<sub>f</sub>'' and y to ''D<sub>v</sub>'',	+	:''f'': x --> y, where x belongs to ''D<sub>f</sub>'' and y to ''D<sub>v</sub>'',
	for each x there must be exactly one y, and this y must be the same whenever ''f'' is called. This can also be expressed in the more recognizable		for each x there must be exactly one y, and this y must be the same whenever ''f'' is called. This can also be expressed in the more recognizable
	:''f''(x) = y,		:''f''(x) = y,
	a pattern that programming languages have borrowed since the old days of the FORTRAN programming language. In most programming languages there is no requirement that ''f'' shall produce the same return value (same as the value y from the value set ''D<sub>v</sub>'') irrespectively of when the function is called, but instead the "function" may remember a state, and produce another value next time it is called.		a pattern that programming languages have borrowed since the old days of the FORTRAN programming language. In most programming languages there is no requirement that ''f'' shall produce the same return value (same as the value y from the value set ''D<sub>v</sub>'') irrespectively of when the function is called, but instead the "function" may remember a state, and produce another value next time it is called.

-	Mathematical functions of programming languages adher to the mathematical same-return-value-each-time rule of mathematical functions. The most often used ones produce one floating point return value from one or sometimes two floating point arguments. The most common mathematical functions regard square roots, logarithms, exponentials and trigonometry.	+	Mathematical functions of programming languages adhere to the mathematical same-return-value-each-time rule of mathematical functions. The most often used ones produce one floating point return value from one or sometimes two floating point arguments. The most common mathematical functions regard square roots, logarithms, exponentials and trigonometry.

	==In general==		==In general==
-	In general programming languages use to provide a minimal set of mathematical functions that are fit for the most mathematical purposes, although now and then with some shortcommings as regards to number precision.	+	In general programming languages use to provide a minimal set of mathematical functions that are fit for the most mathematical purposes, although now and then with some shortcomings as regards to number precision.

	For some mathematically oriented programming languages, there are also complex versions, computing from complex value numbers and returning complex value return values.		For some mathematically oriented programming languages, there are also complex versions, computing from complex value numbers and returning complex value return values.
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	Constant:		Constant:
-	* ''e'' - the natural logaritm constant 2.7182818284590451...	+	* ''e'' - the natural logarithm constant 2.7182818284590451...

	===trigonometry===		===trigonometry===
	Trigonometric functions take floating point values and return floating point values.		Trigonometric functions take floating point values and return floating point values.

-	Normally the following functions are represented in most programmming languages:	+	Normally the following functions are represented in most programming languages:
	* ''sin''(x) - {{writeme}}		* ''sin''(x) - {{writeme}}
	* ''cos''(x) - {{writeme}}		* ''cos''(x) - {{writeme}}
	* ''tan''(x) - {{writeme}}		* ''tan''(x) - {{writeme}}
-	* ''arctan2''(x,y) (often called ''atan2'') - {{writeme}}	+	* ''arctan2''(y,x) (often called ''atan2'') - {{writeme}}

	And their constant pi:		And their constant pi:
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	C mathematical functions are included by perusing the math.h heading:		C mathematical functions are included by perusing the math.h heading:
-	#include <math.h>	+	#include <math.h>
	In the linking process one links in the library libm.so, such as by the call		In the linking process one links in the library libm.so, such as by the call
	cc -o program program.c -lm		cc -o program program.c -lm
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	===Java===		===Java===
	* '''Math.abs''' gives the absolute value of something		* '''Math.abs''' gives the absolute value of something
-	* '''Math.Round''' rounds a number to the closest full number	+	* '''Math.round''' rounds a number to the closest full number
-	* '''Math.Random''' generates a pseudo random number between 0 and 1	+	* '''Math.random''' generates a pseudo random number between 0 and 1
	* '''Math.PI''' gives Pi with an accuracy of 8 decimals		* '''Math.PI''' gives Pi with an accuracy of 8 decimals
	* '''Math.E''' gives E.		* '''Math.E''' gives E.
-	* '''Math.sqr''' gives the squareroot of a number	+	* '''Math.sqrt''' gives the square root of a number
	* '''Math.tan''' gives the tangent value of a number		* '''Math.tan''' gives the tangent value of a number
	* '''Math.cos''' gives the cosine value of a number		* '''Math.cos''' gives the cosine value of a number
-		+
	*[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Math.html java.lang.Math]		*[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Math.html java.lang.Math]
	*[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/math/package-summary.html java.math package]		*[http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/math/package-summary.html java.math package]
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	=== Python ===		=== Python ===
	====Functions====		====Functions====
-	* math.fabs(x) - absolute value of x	+	* abs(x) - absolute value of x
	* math.sqrt(x) - square root of x		* math.sqrt(x) - square root of x
-	* math.pow(x, y) - x to the power of y	+	* x ** y - x to the power of y
		+	* math.log(x)
		+	* math.log10(x)
	* math.exp(x)		* math.exp(x)
	* math.isinf(x) - Checks if the float x is positive or negative infinite.		* math.isinf(x) - Checks if the float x is positive or negative infinite.

Game Maker

Koisuru — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:47:15 GMT

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-	'''Game Maker''' is a free, downloadable game creator program that can be used to create 2-D and 3D games. It has a interface that allows you to build games with out typing any code, but the buttons use code from it's own programming language called GML, it also has the ability to place execute script events which allow you to add you own written GML scripts to your game.	+	'''Game Maker''' is a free, downloadable game creator program that can be used to create 2-D and 3D games. It has a interface that allows you to build games with out typing any code, but the buttons use code from its own programming language called GML, it also has the ability to place execute script events which allow you to add you own written GML scripts to your game.

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GML:Paths

Willowleaf — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:01:41 GMT

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'''Paths''' are trails you can create and add into a room so that on an event or on creation the defined object will follow along the path and ether repeat the path again or stop

GML:Sprites

Willowleaf — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:55:44 GMT

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GML:Rooms

Willowleaf — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:26:58 GMT

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'''Rooms''' are the area where your game is played, where the objects preform their events and interact, rooms act as levels for your game and they are the area where it all takes place, by default a game can run with nothing but a room because the room is the game window, in game maker you add your created objects to the room as well as some other defined qualities that can enhance your game

== Related Pages ==

[[GML:Paths|Paths]] | [[GML:Views|Views]] | [[GML:Creation Code|Creation Code]] | [[GML:Grid|Grid]] | [[GML:Layers|Layers]]

GML - Overview

Willowleaf — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:08:58 GMT

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GML stands for Game Maker Language, it is used in [[Game Maker|game maker]] and can be wrote into some areas of your game, although GML is the programming language behind Game maker it is not a true computer language it is made up of internal commands telling the script what is it ment to do once it is placed

<inputbox>
type=search
default=GML:
</inputbox>

<center><big>[[GML:Rooms|Rooms]] | [[GML:Objects|Objects]] | [[GML:Sprites|Sprites]] | [[GML:Scripts|Scripts]]</big></center>

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Game Maker

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|Row 1 info = Game Programming Tool
|Row 2 title = Language:
|Row 2 info = [[GML - Overview|Game Maker Language]]
|Row 3 title = Website:
|Row 3 info = http://yoyogames.com
|Row 4 title = Modes:
|Row 4 info = 2D and 3D
|Row 5 title = Creator:
|Row 5 info = [[Wikipedia:Mark Overmars|Mark Overmars]]
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'''Game Maker''' is a free, downloadable game creator program that can be used to create 2-D and 3D games. It has a interface that allows you to build games with out typing any code, but the buttons use code from it's own programming language called GML, it also has the ability to place execute script events which allow you to add you own written GML scripts to your game.

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Forum:Help - A small web program

Willowleaf — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:43:24 GMT

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Wikia — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:43:13 GMT

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Forum:Help - A small web program

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[[Special:Contributions/71.209.11.6|71.209.11.6]] 21:42, November 29, 2009 (UTC)

Hey I'm building a small web program for my self but I have had little success in building it, I'm trying to build an html document with two buttons a run and a stop button

the purpose of this program would when the start button is pressed it would go to this address select everything on the page, copy it, go to this other page paste it into the slot and continue going to the next page, copying and returning back to paste

could anyone help me on this?