The "Instruction List" section on the official SmileBASIC website teaches you how to use all the keywords. Considering how you have prior knowledge with a programming language, you should be able to understand the basic functions of this application. But be careful; the syntax is different to that of C++, having more of an interpreted language syntax rather than a compiled language.

Enter...JUMPY RUN! The 2D infinite running game where you jump over things, jump onto things, jump under things, jump towards things, jump between things, jump past things, jump behind things, and jump things! I actually got a working prototype in Java, but I need the syntax on making the screen scroll forever until the player dies. Don't worry if it's different; I can be able to translate.

Using MML, you can create your own music!

You could do a platformer. Maybe those three girls could be the characters, each with different abilities. Those images you got there could be the character select images.

So looking forward to this! I'll need the code which allows the screen to scroll to the right forever for my infinite running game.

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What you could do is go to the official website, and go to the "Intruction List" section. They teach you all the keywords and how to use them.

You learn to program. And you use your knowledge of programming to make your animation or game.

You can go to the "Instruction List" section on the SmileBASIC website; there they teach you all the keywords and how to use them.

Noice.

LOOK OUT! He's done it! *Glorifies its beauty*

It's Java, by the way.

[continued from last post] System.out.println("This weight guesser is extremely sensitive; try not to move your fat cells."); System.out.print("Please type in your name: "); name=input.nextLine(); System.out.print("Please type in your age: "); age=input.nextInt(); System.out.print("You weigh "+num+" pounds."); } }

import java.util.*; public class weightGuesser{ public static void main(String[] args){ Random rand = new Random(); int num = rand.nextInt(1000)+2; Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); int age; String name;

Nothing in programming is considered garbage, unless it's an exception that's thrown at you. Better hit the try/catch books.

I don't think it's available for UK...yet. And programming can be taught to anyone, no matter how old they are. It's easy to learn if you understand what's going on, and you'll be writing awesome programs in no time!

On the official website, you can find how the keywords work and some other guides too. Look into it!

Go, my son. YOUR FUTURE IS BIG.

I still don't have the app. I know I'll get it sooner or later.