Just coded my First Program! Feel really happy for the first time in a while:)

[datalink7]

Hi all,

Just thought I would share. I just coded my first program all by myself for my CS 151 class. I feel giddy . I just keep pressing compile, compile, compile...

It is really sloppy (in part because I am a chapter behind in the reading for various reason), but I did it all by myself. Didn't ask anyone for help or nothing.

 

[Forbidden2PostReply]

Hello, world!

 

[gopunk]

did it go, "Hello World!"?

 

[mchammer187]

i hope it wasnt

"hello world"

hehe

 

[mchammer187]

doh i am last of three of the same post and all at 3:00 AM

 

[notfred]

What's it do?

cout << "hello world\n";

doesn't count as a program.

 

[Forbidden2PostReply]

Haha, it sure was funny the 3rd time!!! :Q

 

[Forbidden2PostReply]

But that won't flush the buffer right away!!!

 

[datalink7]

No. I did Hello World, but that doesn't count as it is basically nothing.

Here is what I did

 

[mchammer187]

was that recursion u were doin in the 2nd assignment looks pretty rough


edit: nm read u used 5 constants

 

[datalink7]

<< was that recursion u were doin in the 2nd assignment looks pretty rough


edit: nm read u used 5 constants >>



Yah, it wasn't too hard. But it wasn't like "sit down, hit compile 5 seconds later" like Hello World was. And I have never had any programming experience before school started in september, so this is a new experience for me and it is pretty cool

 

[AkumaX]

is it some kind of rule to first do "hello, world!" and then standard deviation next?!

 

[datalink7]

<< is it some kind of rule to first do "hello, world!" and then standard deviation next?! >>



Don't know, as this is my first time. Was it the same for you?

 

[joohang]

I was even more excited when I began playing with WinForms in C#.

w00t! 50% opacity windows!!!

 

[CJZ]

It's a nice feeling to see something, that you created, working correctly.