[h2]Name Generator![/h2]
Currently in Beta 3.
[b]Requesting someone to test my Windows build. PM me![/b]
[b]Q/A[/b]:
Q: Why is this project significant?
A: It's my second C project! It took a little debugging (:v:) but I got it! [b]Also this is my 54th post![/b]
Q: How many names can it generate?
A: A possibility of twenty five names, with more being added.
Q: Hi.
A: Yes, hello.
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CHANGELOG
Beta 3:
Added female names.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Pz0Cv.png[/img]
Beta 2:
Added more first names!
(NO IMAGE AVAILABLE)
Beta 1:
Got it working! Just realized I tried to fetch memory that didn't exist.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/zHkou.png[/img]
Woohoo!
Alpha 3:
Almost working. Got it generating it's first name! Hello Ryan James!
[img]http://i.imgur.com/k0Ri1.png[/img]
Alpha 2:
Fixed my grammar
[img]http://i.imgur.com/Mgpk2.png[/img]
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User agents! No! Bad! I don't run dusty 'ol XP.
:ohdear:
Cool. One cool thing my friend did with his Japanese Name Generator was he had a large set of syllables and a few rules that allowed him to generate lots of random names with varying lengths.
yes this project is funny how would you like more funny things hahaha funny ill make a funny meme generator with the cats and the spidermen.
No but seriously, I'm working on Tic-Tac-Toe/Pong.
[QUOTE=/dev/sda1;35405461]yes this project is funny how would you like more funny things hahaha funny.
No but seriously, I'm working on Tic-Tac-Toe/Pong.[/QUOTE]
Pong and Tic-Tac-Toe is awesome; you learn so much from such simple games.
[QUOTE=/dev/sda1;35405461]yes this project is funny how would you like more funny things hahaha funny.
No but seriously, I'm working on Tic-Tac-Toe/Pong.[/QUOTE]
I rated you programming king, but to be fair, that uninitialized memory access is pretty damn hilarious.
[QUOTE=shill le 2nd;35405620]I rated you programming king, but to be fair, that uninitialized memory access is pretty damn hilarious.[/QUOTE]
It is.
I had no idea what I was doing. Learning experiences! :v:
code?
Hey, if you want a pretty easy project to do, make a program that takes an amount of money (like $3.87) and breaks it down into the least amount of coins/bills. For example, in Canadian money, $3.87 would be one $2 coin, one $1 coin, three $0.25 coins, a $0.10 coin, and two $0.01 coins.
Expert mode: do it for the old British currency (pounds, shillings, pence).
I'm gonna generate a name and make everyone call me it.
[QUOTE=D33Jay;35520913]I'm gonna generate a name and make everyone call me it.[/QUOTE]
okay.
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