Working on a Megabyte to Gigabyte Converter I made. Might upload it someday when I finish updating it. :D (Wish I could make the calculation results estimate themselves though.)

Just downloaded it. Great job! This clock is very well done and precise!

Sorry it didn't work out for you, but it was still a iconic program.

It wasn't necessarily a failure, they did buy it. Also, if I may ask, how did you make the PIN save as a text to the program's file?

Upgraded my calculator to Ver 1.02 and switched around things a bit. Trying to think of a new SmileBASIC program to make next as well...

Then try multitasking; Ask your parents if they remember the code tomorrow or at periods throughout the week, if no result, create a plan to collect that paper with the code or (at a time) bruteforce it. Hopefully you'll be able to acquire the code either way. :D

Personally, I wouldn't bruteforce it right away (that's alot~ of work): I'd wait a little bit before doing that massive amount of work. Who knows? They just might remember it. Or maybe they wrote it down somewhere or maybe the code's a year or date or something along those lines.

:OOO Oh wow, I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe they'll remember soon or there might be a way to dismantle the controls since they don't know...?

Good luck! Hope it works! :D

Just an idea I thought of (might not be helpful for restricting input) but what if you set an "If" for if the input given by the player was higher than a preset/rational number of blocks? Example: In EDIT Mode: IF ('Input # of Blocks' is higher than... say '100,000 blocks') THEN PRINT "Error: Irrational Number". (I don't think there are games of over 100,000 blocks, to my knowledge.)

Sorry that I don't have an answer to your question, but I just wanted to say that your program looks really cool and neat and it'll definitely be handy. If I may ask, when do you plan on releasing this?

Alright, I'll definitely try those methods. Learning this language is so fun. :D Good luck on your SmileBASIC projects!

Awesome! A slot machine sounds very creative. Yeah, this was my official first program. When I first got SmileBASIC, it was so overwhelming because I didn't even know where to look to learn things for it. For this program, I rewote the entire calculator code and used the glossary for terms I didn't know. How did you learn/study the basics of SmileBASIC? (Tutorials? Manual? Self-taught?)

Decided to experiment with SmileBASIC a bit and coded a calculator from scratch. (It's based off the sample one, but I added a bunch of different things.) It was pretty fun making this as I had learned a whole lot more cool and simple things about the SmileBASIC language. Really enjoying SmileBASIC! :D

Awesome! I could see this being very useful to many people. Best of luck in acquiring your Parental Controls code with this program!

This is really clever and creative. Could fool anyone. Nice job. :D