I just strated learning turing and I would like someone

[mmarko848]

if they could show me how to make a basic turing game, I have made high low game and find me, I would like if someone could teach me how to make one more basic game..thx alot

[Notoroge]

May I be the first to say, "Huh? "

[[Gandalf]]

hmm... Do you have any suggestions?

You could try to do a program where it shows the first letter of a word, and you have to try to guess it. Every time you guess wrong you get another letter of the word, but get less points for it.

Here are the first two lines of code (probably).

code:

var words : array 1 .. 5 of string := init ("dirt", "stuff", "people", "program", "compsci") var word := Rand.Int(1,upper(words))

Check out how the tutorial on String manipulation, and anything else about "index".

[mmarko848]

[Gandalf] wrote:

hmm... Do you have any suggestions?

You could try to do a program where it shows the first letter of a word, and you have to try to guess it. Every time you guess wrong you get another letter of the word, but get less points for it.

Here are the first two lines of code (probably).

code:

var words : array 1 .. 5 of string := init ("dirt", "stuff", "people", "program", "compsci") var word := Rand.Int(1,upper(words))

Check out how the tutorial on String manipulation, and anything else about "index".

could you help me with the rest of the codes?

[Cervantes]

Did you read the tutorial?
You have to write your own programs, remember.

[MysticVegeta]

Also may i add that there are many "turing for dummies" tutorials in the tut section and also the great "game ideas" sticky. They are awesome sources check them out!

[mmarko848]

MysticVegeta wrote:

Also may i add that there are many "turing for dummies" tutorials in the tut section and also the great "game ideas" sticky. They are awesome sources check them out!

could you give me a link to that forums...thx

[[Gandalf]]

Sigh... its right on top of this one...

Go here for a good tutorial which will say where everything you need to know is, at least for now

OOps, forgot to add the link:
http://www.compsci.ca/v2/viewtopic.php?t=8808