In the physics lab I decided to measure the refactive index by using a sample angle that went along the normal. It would appear the glass piece has a refractive index of undefinedAnyways, foreach is working. Just need to add step choices. I'm unsure how to setup splicing cleanly, and am liking the looks of D (remembers hassle of setting up the unorthodox compiler with a cringe)Thinking of a Lispy HTML resyntaxerOh, and I joined the computer club. Why? Because it took place at lunch in the class I have after lunch. Apparently I'm expected to show up after school. Doesn't seem appealingI'm also polluting another's mind with the rules of chess. Soon there will be another one, infected with this package of fun little memesHave a paranthesis prunerfor(int x=0;x<code.length();x++){ if(code[x]=='('&&code[x+2]=='('){ int y=x+2,z=x+4; for(int para=1;para;y++){para+=(code[y]=='(')-(code[y]==')');} for(int para=2;para;z++){para+=(code[z]=='(')-(code[z]==')');} if(y==z){code.erase(y-1,2);code.erase(x,2);}}}
Today we learned of Aristotles and why Plato was a fool
Posted by s on Sept. 9, 2008, 2:39 p.m.
I heard that some computer clubs do more than word and excel, is yours one of them?
There are about three other people, so the teacher was like "What are you all into?"
They were more into computer engineering instead of computer science. Building computers, setting up servers and all that stuffHoorah!