Gotta lay off the programming.

[Tobias Reiper]

I've been working on my programs so much that It's even started to show up in my typing and thought patterns. For example, I constantly find myself ending my sentences in semicolons; Not only that, but I'm starting to think in terms of conditional statements; It's bad enough I use to type them out in chat, but now I'm starting to think them. << endl;

For example, when deciding whether to go to bed or not, I find my thought process going something like this:

void main() {
float BedTime = 10.0;
if (Time == BedTime)
{
if (Energy > 0)
{
BedTime += .5 //I'm a procrastinator to the point of putting off going to bed
Energy -= 1;
}
else
{
BedTimeRoutine(LogOut,ClearBed,LightsOff)
}
}
}

Do you think I need a break from programming?

[Solly]

void main() {
float SpamTime = 10.0;
if (Time == SpamTime)
{
if (Energy > 0)
{
SpamTime += .5 //I'm programming too much lately
Energy -= 1;
}
else
{
SpamTimeRoutine(ChillOut,ClearDesktop,CoffeeOn)
}
}
}

[AcousticJS]

Do you think I need a break from programming?

Not until you sort out the bug in your code. Honestly, it's such a basic error as well!

[AcousticJS]

Oops, I should really say bugs in your code... All of the same kind though. Oohh, and another error I've just spotted - this one's different though. You must really like compiler error messages

Maybe the question should be, do I need a break from programming?

[$cirisme]

It's bad enough I use to type them out in chat, but now I'm starting to think them.

I do that too;

It gets annoying;

Because I have to intentionally;

Will myself to not do it;

[Em7add11]

I used to type my away messages in C.

I would even get out the C reference manuals I have to make sure they were correct.

[Jade]

Reading these posts is enough to make a wannabe English major go crazy.

[AcousticJS]

I've just noticed that neither of you have indented your code either.

[Solly]

'Cous, I know nothing about code whatsoever, I just adjusted his, so blame him!

Anyway, see you all on Monday, God willing sllly

[Em7add11]

I've just noticed that neither of you have indented your code either.

Tweb removes extra spaces.

This sentence has one leading space.
This sentence has ten leading spaces.

[$cirisme]

				not if you do
 
 
 
 			  this :wink:

[Jade]

Keep it up and I'll move this to the computer lab.

[Tobias Reiper]

I'm a bit rusty with C++, since my compiler has to be reinstalled before I can do any more programming.

The only bugs I can really find are not declaring Energy, which is a global variable (I didn't include the global variables, headers, or the function declarations to save space), and seemingly passing function calls as parameters, which the variables passed to BedTimeRoutine are booleans that control the flow of the function.

If you've only used DevC++ (or similar) then main not returning a value would be a problem, but in Microsoft Visual Studio void main() is perfectly acceptable.

It would have been easier if my compiler worked, though, since my technique is to program, compile, fix errors, compile again, fix errors, repeat until I finish the program.

[AcousticJS]

I'm a bit rusty with C++, since my compiler has to be reinstalled before I can do any more programming.

Well, if it's C++, my understanding is that main() always returns an int value - the void made me think you were writing in C.

The only bugs I can really find are not declaring Energy, which is a global variable (I didn't include the global variables, headers, or the function declarations to save space),

Fair do's - shoulda guessed there'd be a header file somewhere!

and seemingly passing function calls as parameters, which the variables passed to BedTimeRoutine are booleans that control the flow of the function.

Ooh, missed that one.

If you've only used DevC++ (or similar) then main not returning a value would be a problem, but in Microsoft Visual Studio void main() is perfectly acceptable.

Ah, ok. Shoulda read the whole post before starting to reply

It would have been easier if my compiler worked, though, since my technique is to program, compile, fix errors, compile again, fix errors, repeat until I finish the program.

You also missed off a couple of semi-colons. That was the first error I spotted.

I really should stop programming quite so much. And probably go get some fresh air instead.

[$cirisme]

my technique is to program, compile, fix errors, compile again, fix errors, repeat until I finish the program.

Me too.