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STOP READING THIS SIGNATURE! THIS IS AN ONLINE FORUM, NOT A LIBRARY!

 

My main OC is Rick. Link to my main OC: http://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/rick-r3145My Unicorn OC is Mind's Eye. Link: http://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/minds-eye-r3273I also have an alicorn pegacorn OC, Fred. Link: http://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/fred-r3298

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977

981

"x--;" means that the current number is decremented. His number was 979; your number should have been 980.

Edited by Тwilight Sparkle
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I refuse to count in a standard method. I only use either other numeric bases (Hexadecimal) or C++ counters.

 

Therefore, x-- means "subtract one off of the number that's supposed to be x, and have x become that number".

 

So 981 becomes 980. Simple.

 

Ninja'd...

 

Do until x == 976

 

(Hate pseudocode)

Edited by TGAP-NAM-TP-PrinGDI_Cannon

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I refuse to count in a standard method. I only use either other numeric bases (Hexadecimal) or C++ counters.

 

Therefore, x-- means "subtract one off of the number that's supposed to be x, and have x become that number".

 

So 981 becomes 980. Simple.

 

Ninja'd...

 

Do until x == 978

 

(Hate pseudocode)

 

Use regular numbers that people understand please :/


 

979


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if (gender == male)

x--; // Subtract if user is male --> 974

else if (gender == female)

x++; // Add if user is female

 

Programming is one of the most important things to ever happen to the world of computers.


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Cool story, bro. You're not the only one who knows how to code. 

 

973

974

FINALLY!!! Someone who understands the programming world!!! This is why our computers are not bajillion-ton paperweights.

 

x -= 1; // x is 975, therefore x becomes 974

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