#programming language design

[savageroses-programming]

Back on track with AFOS BASIC

I tried to avoid AndroidStudio. It is possible to develop apps with just the command line tools. Unfortunately F-Droid is deprecating the old way in favor of gradle. To me it ultimately meant I have to have AndroidStudio installed even if I choose not to use it. I am forced to use it to create new projects because of the gradle scripts and initial file structure.

To jump start AFOS BASIC I resurrected an old project and imported it to use gradle. Eval is a simple interpreter, I developed a while back. I am going to overhaul it to make it into a BASIC interpreter. Eval is a very simple program.

Eval works like a command console or chat box. It uses only two GUI widgets. A TextEdit for input and a ListView for output. Every time you hit enter, the program takes the input, parses it, creates an syntax tree, evaluates the syntax tree and adds the output to the ListView.

Parsing is done thru Recursive Descent.

[bunnydevs]

Struggling with keeping things organized while simultaneously enjoying coding and game dev is like walking into a house of mirrors. You just keep smacking into shit and can't find things you need half the time.

Oh let me grab that character sprite *smacks into wall* hey what was the color of that heading? *confidently walks into mirror* let me just fix this part, I think it was supposed to be-- *runs into small gremlin like being*

[cosmogyros]

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[berryesque]

not gonna lie. looking at university applications kind of make me want to tear my hair out and jump into a well

[casualbystander98]

it is the dumbest pet peeve of mine but if I see one more "hypno programming" kink post with nonsense pseudocode in it I will bake a menagerie of cakes

[coupleofdays]

Actual code comments in Tron, Part 3

This is the latch batch (for now?). Again, I found most of these comments here and here, and there are plenty more funny ones there that could probably be used for similar images.

[plumberrypudding]

i just want to know literally everything about everything ever. is that so much to ask?

[codingcorgi]

Days 47-50 of coding everyday for a year... It's been stressful

So I worked on with the image on top a game in Unity. I made a reverse murder mystery visual novel for Brackeys game jam. The bottom was me getting a feel for C++ still. Tbh I'm still kind of lost with it, but I'm trying. (it's just so different from C# in some ways). I'm also doing a small coding challenge every morning after I've had my coffee with C# since that's the language I'm going to base most of my career off of (I can do Java/Kotlin, and C++ but C# is special)

Here's a link to the game...

https://dragonlens.itch.io/beyond-the-infernal-door?fbclid=IwAR0pBC6WnHavtVRscNzITDQWXwVEiNJNUkJZhXPjLG9xCGTbdrpqzxPfFXg

The next few days I'll be working on more C++, and my .Net Maui project. I also might be practicing some coding interview questions/tests since the summer is coming up soon (I did make an impressive fizzbuzz with a twist)

[airenyah]

should i just. study theater- film- und medienwissenschaft

[aristoteliancomplacency]

Hey, gen Z, what were/are your IT lessons in high school + primary school like?

[layover-linux-official]

Genuinely so much progress, but it's also killing me how funny it is to have a language prototype implementation where automatic formatting was supported before string concatenation. Like, don't get me wrong, it makes sense in context (language still flexible/being designed) to support all these high-level features first, so that if I make any design choices that fuck up the high level goals, I'll catch it and work through the design error immediately. But having a good reason really does just make the situation even funnier, because it came up organically.

[seulementsoleil]

hi i'm sydney and i'm new to studyblr!!

i'm 17, in my junior year of high school

i attend an ib (international baccalauréat) school

my main passions of study are art (illustration and graphic design) and foreign language (french, A2 intermediate level, and korean, beginner level and self teaching)

[cellarspider]

looks like a pretty late lunch but I'd be down

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