Hello!

[jack]

Hello! My name is Jack and im new to this forum... kind of stumbled upon it without knowing what compsci.ca is really. Im just starting on C++, and have some good experience in HTML. Just wanted to say hi and find out more about the other posters here!

[Ultrahex]

umm.... look around???
umm there is a post thing in general discussion for new users to say hello i believe its called "Hello World" well anyhow, welcome to the forum

we encourage you to serach before asking and that sort of thing, it really irritates us when users expect us to spoon feed them to the tutorials and stuff like there, just a heads up there is probably some other help / info threads that are stickied you should read before you start posting. that is about all hmmm ... ya i rambled on oh well... WOO HOOO OFF TOPIC lol

peace
Alex

[bugzpodder]

compsci.ca isnt what you think it is. we are a bunch of highschool teenagers who knows pretty much nothing about programming. if you are looking for real help, I suggest you go somewhere else.

[Tony]

bugzpodder wrote:

compsci.ca isnt what you think it is. we are a bunch of highschool teenagers who knows pretty much nothing about programming.

It's... mostly accurate. Except that all the moderators are in University and know more than they should

jack wrote:

have some good experience in HTML

I think you'll fit well into the highschool crowd, welcome

Edit: sorry, I just read your other post. It's just that HTML is a markup language, and has little to do with programming.

[jamonathin]

Tony wrote:

bugzpodder wrote:

compsci.ca isnt what you think it is. we are a bunch of highschool teenagers who knows pretty much nothing about programming.

It's... mostly accurate. Except that all the moderators are in University and know more than they should

So are some of the non-moderators . But more and more of us are growing up into university, and this site really does have a lot for users to learn from. Once you know more than Tony, Dan and wtd, then feel free go elsewhere .

[War_Caymore]

Tony wrote:

jack wrote:

have some good experience in HTML

I think you'll fit well into the highschool crowd, welcome

Edit: sorry, I just read your other post. It's just that HTML is a markup language, and has little to do with programming.

But we still give some support and help for HTML, right?

Anyways, welcome to compsci.ca . Bugzpodder is mostly right. I am a teenager that knows nearly nothing about programming, but hence the reason i am here, and i am sure you will fit right in.

[Tony]

War_Caymore wrote:

But we still give some support and help for HTML, right?

along with CSS, Photoshop, and Blender as long as you have a Ruby powered website

[jack]

Awesome. Im sick and tired of finding forums that are... well they are just unprofessional. I mean, I am 21, and have done my share of smacktalking over Halo... but here, im just looking to learn some C and help out in anyway I can.

[ZeroPaladn]

jack wrote:

...and have done my share of smacktalking over Halo...

Amen to that.

If your looking to learn about C, we have an entire section dedicated to it. We also have contests like Final Projects that you can submit to to see how you stack up with others on the site.

Gook Luck, Have Fun, Kick A**.

[Tony]

ZeroPaladn wrote:

We also have contests like Final Projects that you can submit to to see how you stack up with others on the site.

Yeah, I'd like to see some controls for that KC-135 Stratotanker

[wtd]

Oh, and check out the IRC channel if you want some instant help, assuming anyone else is alive.

It's #compsci.ca on AfterNet.

[jack]

Tony wrote:

ZeroPaladn wrote:

We also have contests like Final Projects that you can submit to to see how you stack up with others on the site.

Yeah, I'd like to see some controls for that KC-135 Stratotanker

Unfortunately for me, the most powerful computers on board dont even stack up to your run-of-the-mill graphing calculators... now the B-2.... theres a plane that will tell you exactly whats wrong with it!

[wtd]

Yay for aircraft that entered service decades before the people operating them!

I remember an Army helicopter pilot saying, "I won't fly this thing unless it's leaking hydraulic fluid. If it isn't, that's only because it's out of the stuff."

[Blade]

jamonathin wrote:

So are some of the non-moderators . But more and more of us are growing up into university, and this site really does have a lot for users to learn from. Once you know more than Tony, Dan and wtd, then feel free go elsewhere .

doesn't catalyst still lurk around as well?

[TokenHerbz]

Pops on mIRC is the most loved....

/me watch's everyone bow to Pops.