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There are four types used for ''basically everything'':
There are four types used for ''basically everything'':
* string: text surrounded by quotes
* '''string''': text surrounded by quotes
* int: integer, a whole number
* '''int''': integer, a whole number
* float: real number, a number with a decimal point in it
* '''float''' or '''double''': real number, a number with a decimal point in it
* bool: boolean, can be either true or false
* '''bool''': boolean, can be either true or false
=== Functions ===
=== Functions ===
=== Conditionals ===
=== Conditionals ===

Revision as of 12:36, 6 December 2024

⚠️ This article is a stub. Amorphant is working on it right now.

Code

Code consists of instructions written in alien machine languages. Contrary to popular belief, they are much easier to read and write than human languages. In fact, you are going to learn how to code right now!

How to code

Let's get right down to it: All you need to learn are five core concepts. The language doesn't matter. At a high level, they're all the same. Half of them look like C, not the grade or the speed, but the language. Let's follow in the footsteps of everyone else and write our code to be like C.

Variables

Variables are how you store all the things. They can take different forms, such as text, numbers and booleans. It should be noted that boolean is an actual word, and a boolean can have only two values: true or false. Creating variables might look like this:

var userName = "Ada Lovelace"
var userAge = 209
var isAlive = false

Many languages need you to tell them what type a variable is. For those, the code might look like this:

string userName = "Ada Lovelace"
int userAge = 209
bool isAlive = false

There are four types used for basically everything:

  • string: text surrounded by quotes
  • int: integer, a whole number
  • float or double: real number, a number with a decimal point in it
  • bool: boolean, can be either true or false

Functions

Conditionals

Don't let the obnoxious word frighten you. The original authors dislike it too, and have long since shown their disdain by replacing it with the much shorter if.

Loops

Classes

Examples

What now?

Now you pick your first language. Much like buying your first car, this will depend on your needs and desires, but should prove to be much cheaper.

Due to the above comparison, we will not be advising you to "break a leg," but will instead wish you Godspeed.