help:american flag

trinity_matrix · **Posted:** Mon Apr 19, 2004 7:43 am

here's what I have so far

Draw.FillBox (0,200,215,375,blue)
Draw.FillBox (0,50,600,75,12)
Draw.FillBox (0,100,600,125,12)
Draw.FillBox (0,150,600,175,12)
Draw.FillBox (216,200,600,225,12)
Draw.FillBox (216,250,600,275,12)
Draw.FillBox (216,300,600,325,12)
Draw.FillBox (216,350,600,375,12)
Draw.FillBox (216,400,600,425,12)

How would I draw the 50 stars without doing Draw.FillStar 50 times?

Tony · **Posted:** Mon Apr 19, 2004 8:24 am

what is this??

code:

for x:1..10
for y:1..5
Draw.Oval(x*10,y*10,9,9,red)
end for
end for

trinity_matrix · **Posted:** Mon Apr 19, 2004 8:37 am

What?my code is the stripes and box of the american flag I need a code to draw 50 stars without putting Draw.FillStar 50 times the thing u gave me just draws ovals in the bottom left corner

EDEN-E · **Posted:** Mon Apr 19, 2004 11:15 am

code:

for x : 1 .. 10
for y : 1 .. 5
Draw.FillStar (x * 10, y * 10, x * 10 + 8, y * 10 + 8, red)
end for
end for

Tony · **Posted:** Mon Apr 19, 2004 12:36 pm

*Slaps trinity_matrix with a large trout for acting stupid

Laughing

You can easily replace ovals with stars, and I'm not going to sit here and calculate pixel location of the loops to match your existing lines Rolling Eyes

It was just an example to help you understand how you can use forloops to draw your star pattern...

trinity_matrix · **Posted:** Tue Apr 20, 2004 8:13 am

ok seriously u a really rude i don't deserve that u shouldn't even be an administrator .I just started using turing April 15th so I don't know this crap

Tony · **Posted:** Tue Apr 20, 2004 8:53 am

I'm sorry

Its just that sometimes I come across some kids who are really ignorant and don't even try to understand anything Rolling Eyes

I thought that you should have figured it out to replace ovals with stars and move them all by a constant amount to align with the flag...

Btw - who starts learning turing in the middle of April Confused

there's like a month of school left Laughing

trinity_matrix · **Posted:** Tue Apr 20, 2004 2:22 pm

I'm sorry for over reacting but yeah i'm not doing it with school i'm doing it for fun

McKenzie · **Posted:** Tue Apr 20, 2004 3:06 pm

Hey trin,

When you are new to a site and you offend someone there are two possibilities:
1. You are out of line
2. The other guy was out of line.
Don't be too quick to assume #2, Tony has loads of respect around here, caling him rude does not diminish his respect, it diminishes yours. Tony is spending his time to help you, he deserves your resect, he was after all just being silly.

trinity_matrix · **Posted:** Wed Apr 21, 2004 8:06 am

McKenzie wrote:

Hey trin,

When you are new to a site and you offend someone there are two possibilities:
1. You are out of line
2. The other guy was out of line.
Don't be too quick to assume #2, Tony has loads of respect around here, caling him rude does not diminish his respect, it diminishes yours. Tony is spending his time to help you, he deserves your resect, he was after all just being silly.

I pick #2 us new people don't know what he's like he's got to go easy especially on the internet it's hard to know when sum1 is being mean or silly and I don't care if i lose respect u guys don't know me in real life\
thanx EDEN-E

Dan · **Posted:** Wed Apr 21, 2004 12:06 pm

well the hole slaping some one with a large trout thing gose back to mirc and has almost all ways been used in a silly maner.

any how sory if we do come off as being mean, but if u look around we have been geting alot of "newbes" that are asking for crazy sutff like for poleop to do there hw and/or fianl projects.

i am shure tony did not mean anything by it (other then is love the the trout line) so wellcom to compsci.ca and we hope that u will enjoy your time here Wink

P.S. one tip when on any fourm or chat room like thing, never yell at the admins, lol. even if they are being assholes it is not a good idea fighting with some one in there own domain, they will all ways get the last word and can ban u, lol. but we whould not do that here Angel

maliya1 · **Posted:** Wed Dec 20, 2023 3:25 am

Hi Guys,
Certainly, If you need help with the American flag, ensure you're displaying it respectfully. Hang it vertically with the union (blue section with stars) to the observer's left. When displayed horizontally, the union should be in the top left corner. If raising and lowering the flag, do it briskly and ceremoniously. Avoid letting it touch the ground. During the evening, illuminate it or take it down. Remember, proper handling honors the symbol and its significance. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask for more guidance.

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