|
"if god is more powerful why doesnt he destroy satan"
Due to narcissism. |
|
|
Except for mere fact that you are not a girl as you claim to be. |
|
|
Ah, you decided to create a thread to publicly state your psychological-illnesses for the purpose of receiving "sympathy" over the Internet?
Very pitiful. You deserve to suffer quite severely for your repulsive behavior. |
|
|
"did i ever ask for sympathy?"
Indeed you did.
You very explicitly questioned the current illnesses of other users for the purpose of receiving said sympathy under the guise of "discussing disabilities." |
|
|
Well, it would seem that my simple vocabulary words, which were structured in a basic manner to convey an understandable statement, have managed to accidentally strike a sensitive area of your emotions.
Although I am not certain as to why, oh well.
Now then, let us focus on the truly relevant aspects of your argument.
"look br0, you can complain about how im asking for people to cry over me by posting a thread asking people what their disabilities, but it's pretty obvious im not. all im doing... |
|
|
"talking like Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates combined into one superhuman on the internet doesnt make you smart."
Equating overall intelligence with an individual's personal vocabulary-usage is naive/idiotic in itself.
I am not certain as to what you intended to accomplish by providing this response. |
|
|
The only disorder that you likely suffer from is "Hypochondriasis." |
|
|
Westernized society as a whole is biased in favor of female individuals.
Women are regularly conveyed as "oppressed" and given special privileges merely because of the presence of a pleasuring orifice.
The individuals worshiping them are naive and impulsive adolescent males who regularly fantasize about receiving access to such "splendid" openings.
Truly, it is a system of "brownie-points." |
|
|
Avoid consumable items with European terminology. Said items are usually linked with leftists performing chemical experiments. |
|
|
Yes. Gradually taper your dosage.
The extent of your addiction is the most significant variable in determining the severity of your withdrawal symptoms. |
|
|
"I probably shouldn't taper perscription drug abuse"
It is actually rather dangerous to immediately cease all use of a given chemical that you are "bonded" with. If your addiction is severe enough, widespread chemical malfunctions may occur throughout your CNS. |
|
|
Hello ROBLOX users. The purpose of this thread is to discuss the construction and manipulation of base-two sequences. I will provide an example sequence to facilitate wholesome discussion.
S = 101
This is the decimal equivalent of the binary sequence "S":
(0 * 2^2) + (0 * 2^1) + (1 * 2^0) = (1 * 4) + (0 * 2) + (1 * 1) = 5
We would refer to each 0 and/or 1 digit within a binary sequence as a "bit"
If we define the value of the bit as variable "b", and use variable "p" to refer to the positio... |
|
|
Did you define the variable "onUnequipped" before you referred to it within the connection line? |
|
|
If any of the individuals participating has any further interest, I am willing to devise basic binary sequences that we can analyze collaboratively. |
|
|
Alright then, here you go:
http://www.lua.org/pil/contents.html
The link provided above will introduce you to concepts within "pure" Lua, which should help you transition throughout languages more easily, if you apply the necessary dedication.
If you would like "specific" documentation, the reference manual is also available on the website. |
|
|
"I was just looking for 2 hours and all I learned was how printing works"
Perhaps you should consider using a more "fluid" approach to the issue, then.
Scripting is merely a utility to manipulate a computer to solve self-identified problems. It is not a process of pure memorization.
Nonetheless, it is necessary to understand the available functionality and operations within your given language so that you can utilize them to efficiently solve the designated problem.
Consider performing resea... |
|
|
The "FindFirstChild()" method will return the actual object if found, rather than the Boolean value true. As a result, your comparison will not actually function as theorized.
Since non-nil data will be returned, "if(FindFirstChild(Obj.Name))then" will give you desired result, given that all "non-false" data will be evaluated as "true" within the conditional statement, which will result in the expression's execution. |
|
|
Well then, I suppose that a computational example will garner interest.
Computers utilize binary sequences to store data. Each bit represents a specific instruction to be manipulated by components of the CPU.
This is accomplished by utilizing "0" and "1" to represent separate voltage states of a given segment of the hardware. "0" refers to low-voltage, and "1" refers to high-voltage.
Thus, imagine a sequence such as "01010101" as merely representing the computer sequentially reversing the vol... |
|
|
"expect to know how to make stuff within 2 weeks. I know this may be asking for a lot but could somebody possibly type out most scripting terms with there definitions summarized?"
Mezur, while I believe I can understand your sudden enthusiasm for creating content, it is necessary to understand that theory precedes application.
It is not just a matter of understanding "how" to give the computer specific instructions; it is a matter of understanding "why" your instructions can be devised in a ce... |
|
|
Ah, a community-based question-answering scheme. Splendid.
The "and" keyword is merely a logical term within Lua that manipulates Boolean data values.
We can utilize the logical AND/and operator to determine whether certain logical criteria has been fulfilled.
An example would be the following:
x = 1 and 2; --This would return the value of the second operand, 2.
x = 2 and 1 --This would return the value of the second operand, 1.
bool = true and false; --This would return false.
bool = fal... |
|
|
"So I should just go on wiki and test stuff and try to learn random things in studio?"
Certainly. Well, not necessarily "random" subjects. You should learn the concepts that you would like to use by experimenting with them thoroughly. |
|
|
Yes. The "not" operator merely retrieves the inverse of a supplied Boolean value.
As an example, "not true" would return "false." Likewise, "not false" would return true.
The "not" Boolean inverse of non-nil data is false. The Boolean inverse of nil itself is true. |
|
|
"would that print hello?"
Given that the Boolean inverse of nil is "true", the value of your object would need to be true itself in order for the Lua expression to execute. |
|
|
I have developed another explanation for the users on the sub-section.
Suppose that we a machine containing six buttons. Each button can be successively activated/deactivated using a sequence of instructions. Each "button press" will reverse the button's current state. We can express this as a binary sequence of six bits.
This will be our representation:
000111
In the above sequence for our machine, the first three buttons are deactivated. The last remaining three buttons are active.
Natura... |
|
|
"EEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW MATH BLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH"
I can guarantee you that the "control" gained by being proficient in base-two manipulation will cause your mouth to salivate.
This is not necessarily "advanced" mathematics. It is merely just theoretical manipulation of a machine. |
|