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[dylanpiera]

Ahh..
but if x = 0
and 0^0 = 0
then 0^7/0^0
so 0/0 = 0 v blackhole

 

[ljfa]

It's not entirely clear what 0^0 should be. I think it makes sense to define 0^0 = 1. At least more so than 0.

 

[dylanpiera]

But how can 0 * 0 Be 1 XD?

 

[ljfa]

0^0 is not 0*0
0*0 would be 0², which is definitely 0.

 

[dylanpiera]

So does anyone know a good place to start learing programming
doesn't matter whice language
i'd like to learn java but il get that on uni in 3 years

 

[HeilMewTwo]

So does anyone know a good place to start learing programming
doesn't matter whice language
i'd like to learn java but il get that on uni in 3 years

Ruby

http://www.codecademy.com/en/tracks/ruby

 

[xTordX]

I'll use that too! Thx mewtwo

 

[Strikingwolf]

@dylanpiera I'd be willing to teach you some stuff. I guess Ruby for imperative and Clojure for FP?

 

[dylanpiera]

@dylanpiera I'd be willing to teach you some stuff. I guess Ruby for imperative and Clojure for FP?

I'd love to learn a lot, I think Tord does to
But can you explain to me what Imperative and FP means?
Or will you teach me

 

[Strikingwolf]

I'd love to learn a lot, I think Tord does to
But can you explain to me what Imperative and FP means?

Imperative:

• Superset of Object-Oriented (centered around nouns [objects] and their interactions)
• Changeable data
• Telling the computer how to do something

Functional:

• Unchangeable data (this sounds hard to use, but it is actually pretty easy)
• Telling the computer what to do
• Easier to do multi-threading in because of Immutable data
• Centered around verbs (functions)
• Functions are first-class data types, meaning they can be returned from functions, passed as arguements, or anything a data type can do

 

[trajing]

Ruby is fun, but blocks are a little hard to get into.
Also, you people can go learn Coffeescript and Javascript all you want. I have opal.

 

[dylanpiera]

Imperative:

• Superset of Object-Oriented (centered around nouns [objects] and their interactions)
• Changeable data
• Telling the computer how to do something

Functional:

• Unchangeable data (this sounds hard to use, but it is actually pretty easy)
• Telling the computer what to do
• Easier to do multi-threading in because of Immutable data
• Centered around verbs (functions)
• Functions are first-class data types, meaning they can be returned from functions, passed as arguements, or anything a data type can do

Ok

im at Control flow in ruby
on codecademy

 

[SpwnX]

0^0 = 1

 

[xTordX]

._.
vote Pyure
vote Pyure

 

[Strikingwolf]

im at Control flow in ruby
on codecademy

Alright. Would you be willing to learn some basic Clojure on Saturday? Stuff like syntax, basic control flow and the ilk

 

[Strikingwolf]

Oh my, now he's spreading the disease...

The disease? It isn't a disease. I truly don't understand why people like Java and some of the other bad imperative languages. Like needing to have a class to house functions. Hint hint, that's why the singleton pattern is so common

 

[Strikingwolf]

Methods without classes...

WHAT IS WRONG WITH THAT! THAT IS A PROBLEM, NOT A GOOD THING. plz squid, see the truth, the way

 

[trajing]

forum.users.each do |usr|
  if usr.name.downcase == 'coolsquid'
    usr = nil
  elsif usr.name.downcase == 'trajing' or usr.name.downcase == 'strikingwolf'
    puts 'You're okay. :)'
  else
    puts 'Okay, but I have my eye on you. <O>
  end
end

 

[Strikingwolf]

forum.users.each do |usr|
  if usr.name.downcase == 'coolsquid'
    usr = nil
  elsif usr.name.downcase == 'trajing' or usr.name.downcase == 'strikingwolf'
    puts 'You're okay. :)'
  else
    puts 'Okay, but I have my eye on you. <O>
  end
end

Thanks, trajing

 

[Strikingwolf]

It's ugly as crap. STOP THE FRICKING UGLINESS!!!!!

how? Like, really, just how?