Saturday, January 19, 2013

Hello y'all, programming a wayyy!!

Hello peoples! :D

How're you doin? Me?
I'm doing okay, just far too much homework and we haven't even gotten to the hard part yet -.-

Calculus is awesome, we learned volume by cylindrical shells, which is a kind of parallel rotation, and we learned how to use integrals to find the length of the graph of a function from a to b.
However, I seem to be having trouble with the length of graphs, all the problems I try to solve I have trouble integrating :(

I need the solutions manual to figure where I am going wrong @~@

In programming we are learning about arrays right now, which I already know a decent amount about.(enough to get by anyway)
Array.length, etc etc
Apparently there is an append method for adding new members to an array! :p
Polymorphic arrays perhaps? :o
Haven't used it yet, but it's exciting and awesome! Lol

Since JavaScript doesn't have structs, as far as I could tell from google, I learned how to use a method filled with variables as a data type :p
Wicked awesome!! XD

I created a really simple random name generator script that uses the schema consonant vowel consonant vowel etc
Picking random letters for each selection.

I had trouble adding the chars to the string, as it kept printing out the chars decimal numbers instead, but I fixed that by wrapping the chars in a new String(char) constructor

How efficient is that? Idk
I tried using concatenation but that just caused nothing to be drawn as text to the screen.

Hmm.. I could probably make my own text drawing method, that uses letter drawing methods too :D
Just for fun xD
It would be annoying to some extent, but I think I can do it.
I could probably also make it accept keys as indicators to draw math symbols, which would be pretty chill lol.
(I could write Calculus review programs :P xD)

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Well this post should be posted since I began working on it a while back and haven't posted it yet lol.

Thanks for reading! ^u^

~James Dodon




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