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Teach programming

Roe

Roe

Well-Known Member
Can you use python or pascal for the psp, because I want to program for the psp.
 
Darkchild

Darkchild

The Doctor
for the PSP...that's a different story xD

There is python though...they used that for that Online FF8 card game homebrew
 
Darkchild

Darkchild

The Doctor
sorry xP, I have a few C++ notes around my HD (containing the very basics of basics)
if you want them I'll put them as an attachment xD
 
Roe

Roe

Well-Known Member
Darkchild said:
sorry xP, I have a few C++ notes around my HD (containing the very basics of basics)
if you want them I'll put them as an attachment xD
Click to expand...
Yes please. This whole thread started with me asking could someone teach me C/C++ and after all that I'm back at square one. lol
 
Darkchild

Darkchild

The Doctor
well then...here ya go

Code: 
******************************
Basic Notes
******************************

*c++ is case sensitive T_T

* c++ is like pascal, you have to put an ";" at the end of each command

* to give a value to a variable you have to use "=" not ":=" or "==" 

* the if seem to be like the ones in PHP
syntax:

IF (value == 1 ) {code to execute }
else {code to execute else!! }

*Conditions : 

>= Bigger or equal
<= Smaller or equal
== equal
<> Different

--------------------------------------------------------------------

******************************
Include
******************************

#include <bla.h><bla.h>

this is for including some sort of module with functions or declarations
in c++, where bla.h is the name of the file where the functions data is
if that file is in a sub folder (instead of the usual includes folder)
it has to be like this

#include <folder/bla.h><folder bla.h="">


--------------------------------------------------------------------

******************************
Defining Variables
******************************

After initializing main ("int main()" ), do:
int/double/char/string nameofthevariable;

example:

int num;
string name;

Int = integer (goes from -3 billions to 3 billions in value, more or less
        than these will give you an error in the compiling process)
        NUMERIC ONLY

Double = Like integer, only diference is that you can have decimal values in it
        again.. NUMERIC ONLY!

char = For strage characters like @€ and etc..

String = in the string variables you can put whatever you wish to put, mind you though
     the maximum number of characters in a string is 255!

Note : DECLARE ALL VARIABLES IN MAIN!!!!

----------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Giving Values to variables
******************************

variable = value;


Note : Strings have to be like this:

variable = "text";

if it's not between a pair of "" it will be identified as the name of a variable

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Presenting values
******************************

cout << asd;


Cout is the command, ASD is the variable
In this case(according to a friend of mine) it works with all kinds of variables

if you do

cout << asd << asd1

He will present those 2 variables, separated in spaces

------------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Presenting Text
******************************

Q : WTF? Haven't we gone through this yet?
A : No...We saw how to PRESENT a value not text! :O

HERE WII GO! :D

 printf("rawr");

The result:

rawr

Well I think this is self explanitory... 
Now.. if you use a lot of printf's he will not break the line, to break the like
make a seperate printf like this one:

 printf("\n");

Note : the "\n" is also used in PHP! :D

------------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Reading Dada
******************************

cin >> var;

This is very simple, the CIN command is to read

Var is the variable where the data is going to!

Note : Always be carefull with the kind of data
inputed!
ALWAYS PUT STRINGS! VALIDATE LATER!
Be gratefull!!!
</folder></bla.h>
 
Roe

Roe

Well-Known Member
Darkchild said:
well then...here ya go

Code: 
******************************
Basic Notes
******************************

*c++ is case sensitive T_T

* c++ is like pascal, you have to put an ";" at the end of each command

* to give a value to a variable you have to use "=" not ":=" or "==" 

* the if seem to be like the ones in PHP
syntax:

IF (value == 1 ) {code to execute }
else {code to execute else!! }

*Conditions : 

>= Bigger or equal
<= Smaller or equal
== equal
<> Different

--------------------------------------------------------------------

******************************
Include
******************************

#include <bla.h>

this is for including some sort of module with functions or declarations
in c++, where bla.h is the name of the file where the functions data is
if that file is in a sub folder (instead of the usual includes folder)
it has to be like this

#include <folder bla.h="">


--------------------------------------------------------------------

******************************
Defining Variables
******************************

After initializing main ("int main()" ), do:
int/double/char/string nameofthevariable;

example:

int num;
string name;

Int = integer (goes from -3 billions to 3 billions in value, more or less
        than these will give you an error in the compiling process)
        NUMERIC ONLY

Double = Like integer, only diference is that you can have decimal values in it
        again.. NUMERIC ONLY!

char = For strage characters like @€ and etc..

String = in the string variables you can put whatever you wish to put, mind you though
     the maximum number of characters in a string is 255!

Note : DECLARE ALL VARIABLES IN MAIN!!!!

----------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Giving Values to variables
******************************

variable = value;


Note : Strings have to be like this:

variable = "text";

if it's not between a pair of "" it will be identified as the name of a variable

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Presenting values
******************************

cout << asd;


Cout is the command, ASD is the variable
In this case(according to a friend of mine) it works with all kinds of variables

if you do

cout << asd << asd1

He will present those 2 variables, separated in spaces

------------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Presenting Text
******************************

Q : WTF? Haven't we gone through this yet?
A : No...We saw how to PRESENT a value not text! :O

HERE WII GO! :D

 printf("rawr");

The result:

rawr

Well I think this is self explanitory... 
Now.. if you use a lot of printf's he will not break the line, to break the like
make a seperate printf like this one:

 printf("\n");

Note : the "\n" is also used in PHP! :D

------------------------------------------------------------------------
******************************
Reading Dada
******************************

cin >> var;

This is very simple, the CIN command is to read

Var is the variable where the data is going to!

Note : Always be carefull with the kind of data
inputed!
ALWAYS PUT STRINGS! VALIDATE LATER!

Be gratefull!!!
</folder></bla.h>
Click to expand...
Thank you.:D
 
MenaceInc

MenaceInc

Staff Member
"* to give a value to a variable you have to use "=" not ":=" or "==" "

that explains some of the glitches i have sometimes in Space Invaders... :\
 
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