[Remix]

Loyal and Royal


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[Balding]

Explain to me what a palindrome is please, don't google it either.

[Remix]

Explain to me what a palindrome is please, don't google it either.

Not really coding related but it's a word which is the same doesn't matter if spelled forward or backward.

[Awakened]

Explain to me what a palindrome is please, don't google it either.

Do geese see god?

[DuguWudi]

Regarding coding this bot for this thread below
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5070250

Whats the main problem I would encounter?
Image recognition?
Gameguard/hackshield?


Thank you.

[Balding]

Not really coding related but it's a word which is the same doesn't matter if spelled forward or backward.

How is it not coding related? If anything it has a lot to do with coding.

[Remix]

How is it not coding related?

It's more common language related

[Balding]

It's more common language related

Yeah, I know, but it still applies to coding in a lot of ways.

[Remix]

Regarding coding this bot for this thread below
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5070250

Whats the main problem I would encounter?
Image recognition?
Gameguard/hackshield?


Thank you.

I don't know the development for that game but I wouldn't write such bots in autoit.
I don't know either many about autoit itself.

[Aurora]

Should this little fella { be on the same line or be given a new line. What's the "proper" way or does it come down to preferences?

Example:

Code

if (you.hasAnswer()) {
    you.postAnswer();
} else {
    you.doSomething();
}

or

Code

if (you.hasAnswer())
{
    you.postAnswer();
}
else
{
    you.doSomething();
}

[daymon]

Should this little fella { be on the same line or be given a new line. What's the "proper" way or does it come down to preferences?

Example:

Code

if (you.hasAnswer()) {
    you.postAnswer();
} else {
    you.doSomething();
}

or

Code

if (you.hasAnswer())
{
    you.postAnswer();
}
else
{
    you.doSomething();
}

It doesn't really matter, its more of a preference. But its similar to the white space concept; you don't have to do it, but its just how everyone else does it and it makes your code a lot cleaner. 🤝

[Balding]

Should this little fella { be on the same line or be given a new line. What's the "proper" way or does it come down to preferences?

Example:

Code

if (you.hasAnswer()) {
    you.postAnswer();
} else {
    you.doSomething();
}

or

Code

if (you.hasAnswer())
{
    you.postAnswer();
}
else
{
    you.doSomething();
}

It's all preference. The placement doesn't matter in this case.

[Remix]

Should this little fella { be on the same line or be given a new line. What's the "proper" way or does it come down to preferences?

Example:

Code

if (you.hasAnswer()) {
    you.postAnswer();
} else {
    you.doSomething();
}

or

Code

if (you.hasAnswer())
{
    you.postAnswer();
}
else
{
    you.doSomething();
}

It depends on preference and sometimes on the language.
While it's actually the standard to write the { in the same line in Java you are kinda forced to write it in the next line in C# (Visual Studio does it automatically).
But in the end it's personal preference.

[Corios]

It depends on preference and sometimes on the language.
While it's actually the standard to write the { in the same line in Java you are kinda forced to write it in the next line in C# (Visual Studio does it automatically).
But in the end it's personal preference.

Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> Formatting -> New Line, you can choose which line to put it on.

[stackoverflowin]

Remix does know what he's talking about. Hopefully I can get into Royalty soon also!