For those of you keeping track, this is the second time I’ve written remarkably useless programming code in this comic, not counting my many ComicPress modifications.
Beeserker
The webcomic about a robot powered by bees
For those of you keeping track, this is the second time I’ve written remarkably useless programming code in this comic, not counting my many ComicPress modifications.
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I can’t read the code because I am too busy staring in horror at the over-detailed scienceman hands.
I remember.
It’s still pretty mind boggling how they got binary to work as beenary.
Keep on trucking, keep on trucking, find robot with a pack of smoke…
Do it do it do it do it
Dude is that a Nintendo 64?
Few things:
1. He’s absolutely right about the redundant code.
2. Are you a programmer in your spare time?
3. WOO Nintendo 64!!! Did they use that thing to program the robot or is it just there for games?
I actually have a bachelor’s in computer science. Ironically enough, I did none of the coding for Beeserker The Videogame.
The N64 is for entertainment purposes only – Beeserker doesn’t take place in one of those game school commercials where they debug games and tighten up their graphics using controllers.
@Connors
It actually depends on the programming language. In C++/Javascript/php, you don’t need the ” == true”, as it will check the numeric value is not 0/null. In Java, however, it is required.