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Not going to put Script up on the spot but ... Script, you were going on about being proficient in C++ and acting about as though you were good in programming just a few days ago to me. A good programming takes criticism and 1UP is correct, you don't need to be an asshole.

I'm not the best programmer in the world but the way that I get better and better at programming is that I research, I listen to other people and I accept the facts that if I am doing something wrong, I need to fix it. There is always better ways to go about coding, if you're coding something quickly just to test, that is one thing but if you are presenting something as an example, follow the basics of programming.

Trust me, I've made my fair share of mistakes and I got called out on it and was mocked (granted they were being snobby pieces of shit given they had 10-15 years of experience on me) but that's aside the point. Accept the mistakes, take the criticism and make yourself better.

If you never learn to do so, you will never improve. You will never make it in the industry and well, you will find that you will have a hard time programming. A beginners book in programming only teachers the basic essentials. There are full document libraries that will have even better methods to getting things done.

The method I showed you above is actually something I just learned about a few months ago after looking for a better way to do what you were attempting above. Take what you learn and use that knowledge.

"However, it's nothing special."
I didn't make this to be an awesome tool, I did it to show people how to do it; but not an in depth tutorial.
I didn't want to put a numeric value due to this not being a big project.
Actually for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) will loop 12 times, not 11.




Just wondering...how would that loop 13 times? <12 means to 11. meaning 0 - 11 (12 loops) :p

Oh. I just seen the post figured I'd pick with you bro :p

I've never stated I was proficient in C++ nor acted like it, I know slim to none of C++. I was talking about the game engines such as Cry you need to know a vast amount of C++ to use it.

I'm sorry for being an asshole to everyone here, but I hate when people are critics to me. I code the way I want and I'll never change it.

Then you won't improve.

I do improve and I always will by reading books and others' code.

Thus changing the way you code...