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"I need to know how 2 progra, games, can anyone help?"

Me and some of my friends are creating a game, but our programming knowledge is virtually non-existent. If you know what the best programming language to use is, or know a program that might help, could you leave your thoughts here or e-mail me at: [email protected] Thanks.

Icaruss wrote:
> Java is just so much more beginner and developer friendly that Ada,
> with ada you have to include compulsory pre and post conditions in
> order for the compile to be successful,in addition to including
> asserts and derives, even though they have nothing to do with the
> bare operation of the code.

While I don't disagree with the essence of your post, I don't think you're thinking of Ada, as it has none of the above. Are you confusing it with PROLOG/Haskell/Lisp?

Nope, it's SPARKada, a subset of ada. THe pre/post conditions aren't necessary in ada I know, but apparently for more robust code SPARK makes this compulsory.

Icaruss wrote:
> Nope, it's SPARKada, a subset of ada. THe pre/post conditions aren't
> necessary in ada I know, but apparently for more robust code SPARK
> makes this compulsory.

Ye gods...

Do they force you to program it blindfolded, underwater, and using a keyboard with all the letters rearranged as well?

Well it is *the* language used for the defence industry, so I guess security and stablity has to be laboriously high.

#include
#include

main() {
printf("Hello, press enter to program game");
getche();
program(awesomegame);
return awesomegame;
}

Something weird happened the other day; I finished typing out an essay, and after checking, realised on several occasions that I used semi colons instead of commas. Weird.

gamezfreak wrote:
> #include
> #include
>
> main() {
> printf("Hello, press enter to program game");
> getche();
> program(awesomegame);
> return awesomegame;
> }

Doesn't compile :O[[[