Aurani wrote:

olivia272 wrote:

Kids, remember to wear a condom.

Depends, really. Sex is far more enjoyable without one, though, and as long as you're not sleeping with random people every other night, you should be pretty safe health-wise.

Aurani wrote:

but isn't that what love is all about? If it was rational, it wouldn't be love.

Kheldragar wrote:

I bet Aurani has nice, soft lips.

Kheldragar wrote:

No because you're in 9th grade like.

Kheldragar wrote:

I bet Aurani has nice, soft lips.

Riince wrote:

b1rds shouldnt be kept as pets

Kheldragar wrote:

Riince wrote:

b1rds shouldnt be kept as pets

Brian OA wrote:

I dunno; haven't seen a good one in months and I have no time to make one. Nobody really knows how to make a shitty one into a decent one either.

Brian OA wrote:

I dunno; haven't seen a good one in months and I have no time to make one. Nobody really knows how to make a shitty one into a decent one either.

Kheldragar wrote:

I bet Aurani has nice, soft lips.

Brian OA wrote:

Riince wrote:

my goal of getting more pp and posts than lewa is almost halfway complete

NoHitter wrote:

Brian OA wrote:

I dunno; haven't seen a good one in months and I have no time to make one. Nobody really knows how to make a shitty one into a decent one either.

Whatever happened to your CYOAs

B1rd wrote:

It's human nature to always have to antagonise something, and to pick sides and ignore any faults of your own. An example is modern feminism and social justice warriors with their claims of oppression and patriarchy, bitching about non-issues like video games, names of bands, T shirts etc. I wish it were more primitive times so we could just beat them over the head with a stick and be done with it.

Ceph23 wrote:

stupid classmates

let x = 5;
while(x<10){x++;}
ascent(i in 6..23){
    x = i/2;
}
if(x==(23/2)){x = 25;}else{x = 23;}

let x = 5; 
while(x<10){x++;} //x=10
ascent(i in 6..23){ 
    x = i/2;
} //repeats untill x=23/2
if(x==(23/2)){x = 25;}else{x = 23;} //since x==(23/2) is true it sets x to 25

Granger wrote:

Am i retarded or something?

let x = 5;
while(x<10){x++;}
ascent(i in 6..23){
    x = i/2;
}
if(x==(23/2)){x = 25;}else{x = 23;}

What is the value of x after the code has been executed?

ascent(i in 6..23)

Riince wrote:

sometimes i don a fedora and a trench coat and sit alone in a bar feeling badass

Kheldragar wrote:

Fedorable.

Aurani wrote:

On a more relevant topic:
Congrats Boatman, you finally changed that avatar! I quite disliked it, but you kept it for so long. =(

Trash Boat wrote:

Kheldragar wrote:

Fedorable.

Kheldragar nominated for Most Cringeworthy Post 2015

Aurani wrote:

On a more relevant topic:
Congrats Boatman, you finally changed that avatar! I quite disliked it, but you kept it for so long. =(

You know, mate, I still miss that smoking Touhou avatar. Plenty of people here will agree with me that you should have kept it.

Frostei wrote:

"From the creators of [insert name here] comes a tale of one psychotic bitch's quest for sexual gratification. She will stop at nothing to achieve her goal, even if it means raping her victims to death!"

Dude what

piruchan wrote:

Granger wrote:

Am i retarded or something?

let x = 5;
while(x<10){x++;}
ascent(i in 6..23){
    x = i/2;
}
if(x==(23/2)){x = 25;}else{x = 23;}

What is the value of x after the code has been executed?

I tried looking for the meaning of "ascent" but found nothing.

I'm probably wrong

Assuming that

ascent(i in 6..23)

means the value of i goes up from 6, 7, 8, ... 23 for each loop, then the final value of i would be 10 because x goes from 5 to 9.

First loop: x=5, i=6
Second loop: x=6, i=7
Third loop: x=7, i=8
Fourth loop: x=8, i=9
Fifth loop: x=9, i=10
The loop then stops because the condition is x<10.

If this is true than x won't reach 23/2, so the value of x after the code is executed would be 23.

Granger wrote:

The while loop is seperate from the ascent loop but you got that right with how ascent works.
I think that we could ignore the while loop in its entirety actually, as the ascent loop has no condition regarding x, it just runs untill i=23 starting with i=6 and incrementing i by one with each loop. I think.

#include <iostream>

int main() {
	int x = 5;
	while (x < 10) {
		x++;
	}

	for (int i = 6; i <= 23; i++) {
		x = i / 2;
	}

	if (x == (23 / 2)) {
		x = 25;
	}
	else {
		x = 23;
	}
	std::cout << x << std::endl;
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

Granger wrote:

I dont know if its outdated, but the quiz comes from the same quiz i have my entire (small) knowledge about C from.

piruchan wrote:

What about vegetarians?

IppE wrote:

Vegetarianism is a mental disorder.

IppE wrote:

Granger wrote:

I dont know if its outdated, but the quiz comes from the same quiz i have my entire (small) knowledge about C from.

Is the ascent thing some self-made function, since there is absolutely no mention of such thing existing in C.

Aurani wrote:

Stop leading proper discussions and continue circlejerking like Brian commands.

Trash Boat wrote:

Aurani wrote:

Stop leading proper discussions and continue circlejerking like Brian commands.

Braian aint mein commander. Heidern is.

Granger wrote:

Dunno. Maybe. The guide also called them for loops once. http://sparen.github.io/ph3tutorials/ph3u1l5.html#sub4

Oh hello new page.

Granger wrote:

Hmm, this reference thing looks complicated... still ill bookmark it. It cant hurt, can it?

IppE wrote:

Granger wrote:

Hmm, this reference thing looks complicated... still ill bookmark it. It cant hurt, can it?

Well thats more for when you need to how some function works, here is a pretty good site for learning basics http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Programming

Zelda wrote:

If complicated throws you off, I'd say you're trying to learn the wrong thing.