/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Because meido is a fucking faggot

It doesn't help to create threads to bitch about moderation. Email the admin if you want to make a suggestion/file a complaint.

Programming/computation actually has very little to do with visual novels and games.
Programming is just a tool we use to make them.

You know that feeling when you make a stupid post and you get banned and all your worthwhile posts get deleted too?
Yeah.

Who cares about that nerd shit?

My butt is quite perturbed.

>>8229238
Super kawaii picture dude.

fumofumo thread?

>>8229248
Programming could be argued to have relatively lots to do wtih doujin and indie stuff in general.

And well, that's how /jp/ implements it most of the time, encryption cracking aside.

>>8229280
As can anime, but it goes in /g/ first

>>8229269
I do love them fumofumo's.

>>8229282
Touhou, /v/, etc.

>>8229282
/g/ is for windows users trolling as linuxfags

>>8229282
The people in /g/ are retards, they think rig building, homosexuality and moe moe anime is more important than programming.

Why do you think /prog/ loathes /g/ but enjoys /jp/'s companionship?

>>8229283
I miss Alaska anon, he had such nice pictures and comments.

>>8229282
Programming doesn't go in /g/ at all. /g/ have never been about programming, it is only about who have the hardware with the most horsepower or the most/less bloated OS.

>>8229290
> /prog/ [...] enjoys /jp/'s companionship
In before tsundere /prog/riders.

#include <iostream>

main(){
using namespace std;
//yes that's namespace std you nigger
cout << "ur a faget";
return 0;
}

>>8229280
>implements
Stop thinking about implementation, and focus on the abstract ideas behind dojin games and programming.

>>8229298
They have (had?) daily programming threads over the past few months. Although most of the posts I read were, "How do I program?" or, "GTFO FAGS GB2/prog/," they restored my faith in /g/ a little.

>>8229302
Sepples a shit.

I always hated that stupid shifting model for printing. Doesn't feel C-like at all.

While arguably unnecessary, I would recommend you to start by looking at and trying out some excercises for C. Yes, ordinary C.

I recommend this because the C family of code have still without doubt been a staple in programming history, and it have also influenced lots of what have been to come since.

For instance, in C++ and C#, you might find aa bunch of functions that make all the hard work you needed to go through in simply C, seem "completely unnecessary". But this is only the case if you don't care about how and you only ant to do some shit with what you have available.

My point is basically, that a person knowledgeable in C, could in short create what is known as C++, wheras the other way around would be alot more of a hassle.
The methods used in C could give you an increased level of insight in other languages in genereal, even outside of the C family of code, compared to if you would have chosen to look at a later trend of code.

And well, that's my advice for now. Also, you need a compiler and something to work as your developer environment. Lots of things to chose from.

>>8229315
print "fine faggot, is this better?"
print "fag"

Get out of YOSPOS.

>>8229324
Agreed. Learn C.

Stop bitching about how bad programming threads on /g/ are when /jp/ is already in the shitty thanks to all the shitposting.

>>8229315
Think of it not as printing, but as pushing onto a stream.

Which it is, basically.

print("dicks")

>>8229269

>>8229421
Python, nig

>>8229327
You forgot your semicolons.

>>8229424
I only considered that after the fact... I was blinded by perl's superiority.