A Programming Sub-Forum... Please?

Could we please add this in? I feel like this is a big thing that Cora Dyce is missing out on. In reality, it's the same as graphics. There are experienced people, and people who want to learn about it. I feel this would again extend the reach of Cora Dyce beyond merely the gambling realm. And, let's face it- nerds are on Rs, and nerds like to program. I am a HUGE nerd, but I'm proud of it! But seriously, it would take very little time to implement, and it would be a ton of fun to see it expand into something big. If nothing happens in it, take it down. But we should at least give it a chance. I would be more than happy to help moderate the section, look at source code, scan links, etc.

Please post feedback! I would love for this to happen!

PLEASE NOTE: I have a thread for this in the suggestions forum, but no one ever looks there!

http://www.coradyce.com/t19881-new-forums-structure

G7 wrote:
http://www.coradyce.com/t19881-new-forums-structure

Already commented and vouched for your idea! The only reason I made this is because it would be extremely easy and quick to implement, as it is only one sub-forum!

Temporarily can be in Cora PvP Announcements LOL.

Sam wrote:Temporarily can be in Cora PvP Announcements LOL.

Lmfao our first post will give us power to 50% of the forum! ^-^

System.out.println("Make the subforum");

Yes, I have seen quite a few people request for this and I agree with them for the reason of obtaining some knowledge on this field. (I am interested in programming)

Mistro wrote:System.out.println("Make the subforum");

double Chance=Math.random();

if(Chance=1){
System.out.println("Yes.");
}
also if(Chance=0){
System.out.println("Tomorrow.");
}


I tried my best.

Not sure if doubles can convert to integers??

Sam wrote:

Mistro wrote:System.out.println("Make the subforum");

double Chance=Math.random();

if(Chance=1){
System.out.println("Yes.");
}
also if(Chance=0){
System.out.println("Tomorrow.");
}


I tried my best.

Not sure if doubles can convert to integers??

Sam, you forgot something! Remember that a single '=' is the assignment operator, whereas the double, or '==', is the comparison statement. No matter how many times you run the code, it's gonna say yes! Except it'll throw an error since also isn't a keyword

Nerds.

James wrote:Nerds.

Noob.