Hello beautiful people of cubecraft. I'm the PoesTjuber (TopoPlayer) and i'm actually learning python for not to long. i just want to learn i because i am able to do a lot of things then so my question is: can you give me a simple task to do in Python? :D
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make an AAA without game engine, only code.
I don't know phythom, but, I thing I did when I was learning Java is to make a simple programm that has 2 buttons (When you press the 1st it will say hello world, and when you press the 2nd it will close the programm). I don't know if this is possible to make on PHYTHOM, or if it's too difficult to do... :P
I wish you the best of the lucks!
(and this conversation is about what exactly? :P
This isn't at all what Hangar555 meant, thought :P. Your program is text-based. Hangar555 meant a program that uses a GUI, hence "press" and not "type."
I don't know phythom, but, I thing I did when I was learning Java is to make a simple programm that has 2 buttons (When you press the 1st it will say hello world, and when you press the 2nd it will close the programm). I don't know if this is possible to make on PHYTHOM, or if it's too difficult to do... :P
I wish you the best of the lucks!
Its just the you said "Java/HTML5", which made me think that you were saying that their the same thing due to the "/".
that is actually a pretty easy thing to do :D
(and this conversation is about what exactly? :P
This isn't at all what Hangar555 meant, thought :P. Your program is text-based. Hangar555 meant a program that uses a GUI, hence "press" and not "type."
A fun small project would be to make John Conway's Game of Life. All you need to know is how to manipulate a grid of squares.
Here's a link for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life
I've found the "funnest" projects to code are those in which you learn, so try making a bunch of demo programs.
Maybe simulate evolution with a bunch of squares that start off with random colors, but as they touch and "reproduce" the colors blend.
Maybe create your own algorithm to make Square A move to Square B by using an efficient route (without using the internet).
Good luck, and happy coding :)
Here's a link for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life
I've found the "funnest" projects to code are those in which you learn, so try making a bunch of demo programs.
Maybe simulate evolution with a bunch of squares that start off with random colors, but as they touch and "reproduce" the colors blend.
Maybe create your own algorithm to make Square A move to Square B by using an efficient route (without using the internet).
Good luck, and happy coding :)
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